Chi Lang Stadium or San van Dong Chi Lang in Vietnamese is a multi-purpose stadium capable of accommodating 28,000 supporters. It is predominantly used to host the home matches of V.League 1 team SHB Da Nang F.C.
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SHB Da Nang F.C Stadium Guide
Stadium Facts
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Team: | SHB Da Nang F.C |
| Opened: | 1954 |
| Capacity: | 28,000 |
| Address: | 38 Ngo Gia Tu, Da Nang, Hai Chau District |
Chi Lang Stadium History
Chi Lang Stadium first opened in the 1950s as a multi-purpose sports stadium however it was predominantly used for athletics competitions and amateur sports clubs.
It wasn’t until the formation of Quang Nam F.C in 1976 that Chi Lang Stadium would come to regularly host football matches. Renamed to SHB Da Nang F.C during the 2007/2008 season, the club were crowned Champions of the V. League for the first time in its history in 2009.
Set to participate in the Asian Champions League, Da Nang failed to reach the group stages of the competition after losing the East Asian Semi-final to Muangthong United from Thailand.
The highest level of football played at Chi Lang stadium to date came three years later in 2013 when Da Nang reached the Round of 16 of the AFC Cup which is the equivalent of the Europa League
Although some reports put the total capacity at 30,000, more accurate estimations suggest that the correct figure is closer to 28,000.
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Where is Chi Lang Stadium?
Frequently Asked Questions
Who plays at Chi Lang Stadium?
Vietnamese side SHB Da Nang F.C play their home matches at Chi Lang Stadium.
What is the capacity of Chi Lang Stadium?
As of 2021 Chi Lang Stadium has an official seating capacity of 28,000 for Football matches.
When was Chi Lang Stadium opened?
Chi Lang Stadium officially opened in 1954 and is home to SHB Da Nang F.C
Are there any Covid restrictions at the stadium?
Covid Restrictions may be in place when you visit Chi Lang Stadium in 2021. Please visit the official website of SHB Da Nang F.C for full information on changes due to the Coronavirus.