Jubilee Stadium was built on the site of Spartak Stadium, which housed 12.000. spectators and was demolished to make way for his heir.
The project of the new stadium was developed by architects Vladimir Bykov and Ivan Lukash, based on the Yerevan Hrazdan Stadium.
Construction of the new arena began on September 2.1999, when the first pile was driven. The official opening took place on September 20.2001. Capacity 2.830 people. Roof over 80% of the seats.
In the football environment, the stadium "lit up" by hosting first a match for the Super Cup of Ukraine in 2009, then the final of the Cup of Ukraine in 2011. Today, the stadium does not have a permanent football team.
In addition to football, the stadium is actively used for concerts and city events. The townspeople especially liked the annual festival of brass bands "Trumpets of Ukraine", which takes place in Sumy on the day of the Constitution of Ukraine.
Stadium address: st. Gagarin, 9
The project of the new stadium was developed by architects Vladimir Bykov and Ivan Lukash, based on the Yerevan Hrazdan Stadium.
Construction of the new arena began on September 2.1999, when the first pile was driven. The official opening took place on September 20.2001. Capacity 2.830 people. Roof over 80% of the seats.
In the football environment, the stadium "lit up" by hosting first a match for the Super Cup of Ukraine in 2009, then the final of the Cup of Ukraine in 2011. Today, the stadium does not have a permanent football team.
In addition to football, the stadium is actively used for concerts and city events. The townspeople especially liked the annual festival of brass bands "Trumpets of Ukraine", which takes place in Sumy on the day of the Constitution of Ukraine.
Stadium address: st. Gagarin, 9
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