List of football stadiums in Azerbaijan

The following is an incomplete list of football stadiums in Azerbaijan.

# Stadium Capacity Home team City
1 Tofig Bahramov Stadium 30,000
Neftchi Baku, FK Baku
Baku
2 Ganja City Stadium 25,000
FC Kapaz
Ganja
3 Mehdi Huseynzade Stadium 15,350
Sumgayit City
Sumgayit
4 Lankaran City Stadium 15,000
Khazar Lankaran
Lankaran
5 Qazakh City Stadium 15,000
FK Göyazan Qazax
Qazakh
6 Tofig Ismayilov Stadium 15,000
Neftchi ISM
Baku
7 Shamkir City Stadium 11,500
FK Shamkir
Shamkir
8 Heydar Aliyev Stadium 8,500
FK MKT Araz
Imishli
9 Shafa Stadium 8,150
Inter Baku, Bakili Baku
Baku
10 Anatoliy Banishevskiy Stadium 7,500
none
Masally
11 Tovuz City Stadium 6,800
PFC Turan
Tovuz
12 Dalga Arena 6,500
Ravan Baku
Baku
13 Ismat Gayibov Stadium 5,000
Neftchi Baku
Baku
14 Yashar Mammadzade Stadium 5,000
Energetik FC
Mingachevir
15 Yevlakh City Stadium 5,000
FK Karvan
Yevlakh
16 Shovkat Ordukhanov Stadium 4,000
FK Shahdag
Qusar
17 Zaqatala City Stadium 3,500
Simurq PFC
Zaqatala
18 AZAL Stadium 3,000
AZAL PFC Baku
Baku
19 MOIK Stadium 3,000
MOIK Baku
Baku
20 Agsu City Stadium 3,000
none
Agsu
21 Zabrat Stadium 3,000
none
Baku
22 Gabala City Stadium 2,000
Gabala FC
Gabala
23 Guzanli Olympic Complex Stadium 2,000
FK Karabakh
Agdam
24 Inshaatchy Stadium 2,000
Həkəri FK
Sumqayit
25 Nariman Narimanov Stadium 2,000
FK Neftchala
Neftchala
26 Salyan Olympic Sport Complex Stadium 2,000
FK Mughan
Salyan

Future stadiums

Stadiums which are currently in development, and are likely to open in the near future, include:

Stadium Capacity Club Notes
Baku Olympic Stadium 65,000 Azerbaijan National Football Team Stadium currently under construction in Boyuk Shor, Baku, Azerbaijan, and planned to be opened in 2015.[1]
Sumgayit City Stadium 15,000 Vacant Stadium's construction expected to be start in 2012.[2]
Eighth Kilometer District Stadium 15,000 Vacant This stadium won the tender and will be constructed for the 2012 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.[3]
Bayil Stadium 5,000 Vacant This stadium won the tender and will be constructed for the 2012 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.[3]

Italicized names denote unofficial name.

See also

References