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My Dinh patio is also one of five in Southeast Asia included in this list. The remaining 4 stadiums are the Australian National Stadium, in Sydney, Gelora Bung Karno (Jakarta – Indonesia), Bukit Jalil (Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia) and Rajamangala (Bangkok – Thailand).
Surprisingly, My Dinh Stadium is the smallest capacity of 5 voted soccer fields in Southeast Asia, with “only” 40,000 people. The remaining yards have a much larger capacity.
The largest capacity of the aforementioned stadiums is the Australian National Stadium in Sydney. The maximum capacity of this soccer field when necessary can be up to 110,000 people.
Next up is the Bukit Jalil courtyard in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). The soccer field that the Vietnamese team often visits here can accommodate up to 100,000 spectators.
Meanwhile, the Bung Karno courtyard in Jakarta, Indonesia can hold 80,000 spectators. This is after the courtyard was repaired, serving the SEA Games 2011 and the Asian Games 2018, held in Jakarta. But before that, when it was first put into use in 1962, also for that year’s Asian Games, Gelora Bung Karno can accommodate up to … 120,000 people.
The “smallest” of the five courts in Southeast Asia voted, excluding the My Dinh courtyard, is the Rajamangala courtyard in Bangkok, Thailand. The maximum capacity of this patio is almost 50,000 people (exactly the patio has 49,722 seats).
Rajamangala was put into use in the 2007 Asian Cup final, when Thailand co-hosted, along with Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia. Previously, Golden Temple soccer teams often tried Supachalasai, also in Bangkok.
The homepage of the Asian Football Confederation writes about My Dinh Stadium in Hanoi: The field was completed in 2002, before officially opening on September 2, 2003, for the friendly match between host U23 Vietnam and the Shanghai Shenhua Club of China. This is the official playground of the SEA Games in late 2003. “
“In 2007, when Vietnam co-hosted the Asia Cup final with Southeast Asian countries, My Dinh Stadium hosted Group B, witnessing how the Vietnamese team beat the United Arab Emirates 2-0 , finishing second. This match after Japan. This is also the place for the quarterfinal match between Japan and Australia and the semifinal between Japan and Saudi Arabia. ” – Added the AFC home page.
And yet, the AFC conclusion may help Vietnamese football fans cool down: “Closer to home, the Vietnamese team beat Malaysia at My Dinh Stadium in the final of the 2018 AFF Cup, before their adorable spectators.”
Thien Nhan
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