Estádio Algarve
Olhanense SC ( Since 2013)
- 2004 European Football Championship
- Algarve Cup
The Algarve Stadium is a football stadium of the Portuguese city of Faro and Loulé.
History
It was the venue of two group matches and one quarter-final at the European Football Championship 2004. The stadium holds 30,000 spectators and was officially opened on 23 November 2003. The stadium was built by the architect, Damon Lavelle is jointly owned by the municipalities of Faro and Loulé. The Algarve Stadium is located in the Cities' Park on the border between the two cities. It was the southernmost venue for the European Championship 2004. According to the European Championships, the North and the South Stand dodged a tartan track, so that the stadium can also be used for track and field competitions. The Club of Faro and Loulé support communities only play in the regional and the discharge of their games in the Algarve Stadium would be due to the low attendances at a loss. Due to its different uses, it is now one of the most popular stadiums in Portugal. In addition to football events such as the Algarve Cup cultural events of all kinds take place. In addition, in 2007 a special stage of the Rally of Portugal was held.
The Federação Portuguesa de Futebol and SC Olhanense 2013 have announced that all home matches of SC Olhanense take place in the Algarve Stadium.