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Cetate Stadium (Alba Iulia)

The Cetate Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Alba Iulia, Romania. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of Unirea Alba Iulia. The stadium holds 18,000 people (8,000 seated).^[1]

Key Information

Construction
The stadium in 2008

Former names	Victoria-Cetate Stadium
Address	Str. Septimus Severus, nr. 38A
Location	Alba Iulia, Romania
Coordinates	46°04′44.68″N 23°33′59.59″E / 46.0790778°N 23.5665528°E / 46.0790778; 23.5665528
Owner	Municipality of Alba Iulia
Operator	Unirea Alba Iulia
Capacity	18,000 (8,000 seated)
Surface	Grass
Opened	1982
Renovated	2002, 2004
Tenants
Unirea Alba Iulia (1982–present)

References

^ "Pe stadionul Cetate vor fi montate 1500 de scaune". liga2.ro. 2010-06-20.

External links

Stadionul Cetate at UnireaFC.ro

v t e Clubul Sportiv Municipal Unirea Alba Iulia
Teams	Unirea Alba Iulia
General information	Players Managers
Stadium	Cetate

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Seria II	Chiscani Sportsbase Comunal (Blejoi) Comunal (Braniștea) Comunal (Păulești) Comunal (Liești) Conpet Dr. Sinkovits Gheorghe Șilaev Mircea Ceicu Municipal (Râmnicu Sărat) Municipal (Sfântu Gheorghe) Slobozia Conachi Sportsbase
Seria III	ARCOM Sportsbase Central (Agigea) Central (Băneasa) Comunal (Borcea) Comunal (Gheorghe Doja) Gheorghe Dincă Ideal Inter Gaz Ion Comșa Orășenesc (Fundulea) Romprim Vasile Enache
Seria IV	Celuloza Comunal (Crevedia) CNAF Dumitru T. Popescu Electro-Precizia Eugen Șoriceanu Flacăra (Moreni) Hagioaica-Titu Sportsbase ICIM Liliești
Seria V	Clinceni Marin Anastasovici Mihăilești Sportsbase Municipal (Turnu Măgurele) Municipal (Turnu Severin) Orășenesc (Filiași) Parc (Balș) Parc (Caracal) Progresul Spartac Tineretului (Curtișoara)
Seria VI	Comunal (Fărcăşeşti) Comunal (Pietrari) Comunal (Valea Ursului) Constantina Diță Cristinel Răducan Gaz Metan Gheorghe Ciociu Minerul (Lupeni) Municipal (Râmnicu Vâlcea) Obor Sportsbase Petre Libardi Sola Graţia Dragoslavele Sportsbase
Seria VII	Arena Cugir Banatul (Sânicolau Mic) Cetate (Alba Iulia) CIL Veza Comunal (Șag) Electrica Emilian Pavel Pielarul Sportsbase (Sebeș) Progresul Retezatul Unirea (Sântana)
Seria VIII	Clujana Comunal (Sânmartin) Crișul (Sântandrei) Dan Anca Sportsbase Francisc Matei Municipal Solovan (Sighet) Municipal (Turda) Municipal (Zalău) Someșul Unirea (Dej) Unirea (Tășnad) Viorel Mateianu

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