Podgorica City Stadium

  • FK Budućnost Podgorica (since 1945)
  • Montenegrin national football team
  • FK Mladost Podgorica (1953-1997)
  • Final of the Montenegrin football Cup (since 2007)

The stadium pod Goricom (Cyrillic Стадион под Горицом ) is a football stadium in the Montenegrin capital Podgorica ( 1946-1992 Titograd ). It is owned by the city and full name Gradski Stadion pod Goricom means ( German Municipal Stadium below the hill ). The stadium is the largest arena of the country. Currently it offers on its four ranks of 17,000 seats. The main users of the stadium is the FK Budućnost Podgorica.

History

The beginnings of the stadium go back to the time of the Second World War. At the time, created a scale of Italian soldiers soccer field on which these games were played by Millitärmannschaften. After World War II the stadium pod Goricom was built in 1945 and FK Budućnost Podgorica found a new home. In 1954 a fire destroyed the stadium. In the reconstruction wood ranks have been built on the long side of the east and west and a clubhouse. After Budućnost Titograd 1963 descended from the first Yugoslav football league, the venue for the 1975 return of the club was renovated in the House of Lords.

In the early 1980s offered the Pod Goricom 32,000 seats, of which 22,000 were covered. On May 28, 1989 Budućnost was premiered at the stadium under the lights. The game decided the home side 3-0 for itself. Only after 15 years did again essential in the stadium. 2004 Budućnost Podgorica fought before in the first football league of Serbia and Montenegro. This was taken as an opportunity to undergo the stadium renovation. Behind two goals created new double storey stands. The complete seating in the stands has been replaced. Furthermore, the changing rooms were renewed. These modifications resulted also point to the goal of being able to unsubscribe matches in the stadium.

After the independence of Montenegro in mid-2006 was one for the coming matches, needed the requirements of UEFA and FIFA sufficient, Stadium. To achieve this, among other things, got the game field from natural grass Srainage a new system. There also new dressing rooms were set up in the South Stand.

On 24 March 2007, the Montenegrin national football team wore from her first international match of their history in the stadium of Podgorica. The friendly against Hungary won 2-1 in the comers. As the stadium as the only venue in Montenegro meets the requirements of the Associations UEFA and FIFA, all home matches of the national team were held in the Pod Goricom so far. Moreover, it is a venue for international matches of the Montenegrin clubs, and since 2007 the finale in the Montenegrin Football Cup.

Important Games

  • . 7630682607527 October 1971: Yugoslavia - Luxembourg 0-0 (European Championship Qualification, Attendance: 15,000 )
  • . 7673734577515 December 1982: Yugoslavia - Wales 4:4 (European Championship Qualification, Attendance: 17,000 )
  • . 7761196682509 July 2005: FK Budućnost Podgorica - Deportivo La Coruna 2:1 ( Intertoto Cup Attendance: 10,000 )
  • 7,767,885,180,024th March 2007: Montenegro - Hungary 2:1 (first match of the national team, Attendance: 13,000 )
  • . 7769215437507 Aug. 2007: FK Zeta Golubovci - Glasgow Rangers 0-1 (Champions League second qualifying round, Attendance: 11,000 )
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