List_of_football_stadiums_in_Montenegro

List of football stadiums in Montenegro

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The following is a list of football stadiums in Montenegro, ordered by capacity. The minimum required capacity is 1,000.

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Rank	Stadium	City	Capacity	Home team(s)	Built	Renovated
1	Podgorica City Stadium	Podgorica	11,264^[1]	Montenegro, Budućnost	1945	2006
2	Berane City Stadium	Berane	7,466	Berane, Radnički Berane, Napredak	1981	2018
3	Nikšić City Stadium	Nikšić	5,214	Sutjeska Nikšić	1946	2007
4	Sveti Petar Cetinjski	Cetinje	5,192^[2]	Lovćen, Cetinje	1957	2021
5	Pljevlja City Stadium	Pljevlja	5,140	Rudar Pljevlja, Pljevlja 1997	1948	2016
6	Bijelo Polje City Stadium	Bijelo Polje	4,000	Jedinstvo	2005	2005
7	Trešnjica	Golubovci	4,000	Zeta	1996	2016
8	Bandžovo Brdo	Rožaje	3,000	Ibar	1946	1997
9	Topolica	Bar	2,500	Mornar	1980
10	Braća Velašević	Danilovgrad	2,500	Iskra Danilovgrad	1947	2016
11	Pod Racinom	Plav	2,500	Jezero	1948	2008
12	Stadion u Parku	Tivat	2,000	Arsenal Tivat	1945
13	Tuško Polje	Tuzi	2,000	Dečić	2006	2016
14	Željezara Stadium	Nikšić	2,000	Čelik Nikšić	1957	1995
15	Gusinje City Stadium	Gusinje	2,000	Gusinje	1996
16	Spuž City Stadium	Spuž	1,700	Zora	1955	2001
17	Mitar Mićo Goliš	Petrovac	1,630	OFK Petrovac	1969	2013
18	Solila	Igalo	1,600	Igalo 1929	1995
19	DG Arena	Podgorica	1,500	OFK Mladost 1970	2018
20	Mojkovac City Stadium	Mojkovac	1,500	Brskovo	2001	2009
21	Lugovi	Budva	1,500	Mogren	1960	1990
22	Donja Sutvara	Radanovići	1,500	OFK Grbalj	1995	2004
23	Stadion Olympic	Ulcinj	1,500	Otrant	1975
24	Mladost Stadium	Podgorica	1,250	OFK Titograd	2007
25	Zlatica	Podgorica	1,200	Kom	2016
26	Camp FSCG Stadium	Podgorica	1,050	Ribnica, Grafičar Podgorica	2007
27	Stadion pod Vrmcem	Kotor	1,000	Bokelj	1922	2004
28	Tološi Stadium	Podgorica	1,000	Crvena Stijena	1964	2003
29	Ravni Žabljak Stadium	Žabljak	1,000	OFK Durmitor	2001	2019
30	Stadion u Lugu	Kolašin	1,000	Gorštak	1927	2010
31	Bianca Stadium	Kolašin	1,000	Gorštak	1993
32	Madžarica	Bar	1,000	Hajduk Bar, Sloga Bar	1980
33	Gusare	Petnjica	1,000	Petnjica	1977	2012

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