List of football stadiums in Montenegro

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

Current stadiums

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

Former stadiums

Stadiums which have been demolished and no longer exist.

Stadium Capacity City Home team Opened Demolished
Stadion Cvijetin Brijeg 1,500 Podgorica OFK Titograd 1997 2008

See also

References

  1. ^ "Pobjeda bi mnogo značila". Dan. 5 October 2019. Retrieved 10 October 2019.
  2. ^ Mirjana Dragaš (17 November 2017). "Marković, Savićević i Bogdanović položili kamen-temeljac za stadion "Sveti Petar Cetinjski"" (in Serbian). Antenam. Retrieved 21 October 2021.
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