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The Diamniadio Olympic Stadium, also known as the Stade Me. Abdoulaye Wade (French: Stade olympique de Diamniadio) is a multi-purpose stadium, which can host football, rugby and athletics, in Diamniadio, in Dakar, Senegal. It is the national stadium of the Senegal national football team.
Das Stade du Senegal ist ein Fußballstadion in der senegalesischen Stadt Diamniadio, Region Dakar. Es ist das neue Nationalstadion des Landes. Der Bau liegt 30 km südöstlich der Hauptstadt Dakar und bietet auf seinem umlaufenden Ober- und Unterrang 50.000 überdachte Sitzplätze. [1] .
Stade Olympique de Diamniadio – design description. The construction of the stadium takes place in Diamniadio, south-east of Dakar. It is a newly established city, located approximately 30 kilometres from the capital of the country. The venue is to be the main arena of the 2026 Youth Olympic Games. A rectangular facility with rounded corners ...
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13. Feb. 2022 · The main venue of the 2026 Summer Youth Olympic Games in Dakar - the 50,000-seater Diamniadio Olympic Stadium - is set to be officially inaugurated at a state ceremony this month....
22. Feb. 2022 · Senegal inaugurates this Tuesday its Olympic stadium built in the city of Diamniadio near Dakar which will bear the name of the former President of the Republic, Abdoulaye Wade. The event will see the presence of several great personalities and even a match will be played between African legends.
Diamniadio Olympic Stadium: Stade olympique de Diamniadio: Dakar Senegal: Existing: 50,000: Yes 2028: Summer: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (cultural opening and formal closing ceremony, athletics) Los Angeles United States: Existing, renovated: 77,500: Yes SoFi Stadium (formal opening and cultural closing ceremony, possible exhibition sports ...
776 BC. Closed. 393 AD. The stadium at the archaeological site of Olympia, Greece, is located to the east of the sanctuary of Zeus. It was the location of many of the sporting events at the Ancient Olympic Games .
