Hasely Crawford Stadium

Defence Force, Police FC San Juan Jabloteh

  • U-17 World Cup 2001
  • U-17 World Cup 2010 Women's

The Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port of Spain is the largest stadium in the Caribbean island nation of Trinidad and Tobago. The stadium was built in 1980, has a capacity of 27,000 seats.

History

Originally, the stadium was called the National Stadium. In 2001, the stadium for the U- 17 World Cup was renovated and named after athlete Hasely Crawford. Crawford won at the Summer Olympic Games in Montreal in 1976 a gold medal in the 100 -meter run and was the first athlete from Trinidad and Tobago, who won an Olympic gold medal. In 2010, the Hasely Crawford Stadium is one of five venues of the U-17 World Cup women will be.

The Hasely Crawford Stadium is the home stadium of football clubs Defence Force, Police FC and San Juan Jabloteh. In addition, the National Soccer Team of Trinidad and Tobago carrying out their home games at the Hasely Crawford Stadium.

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