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Stadium

Maksimir

🏳 Zagreb, Croatia

Capacity
25,912
Opened
1912
Location
Zagreb, Croatia

About Maksimir

Opened in May 1912 as the first Zagreb ground with a proper grandstand, Maksimir has been rebuilt repeatedly rather than replaced. Fire destroyed it in 1941, and reconstruction after the war produced the four-stand bowl that hosted a semi-final at the 1976 European Championship and the 1987 Summer Universiade. Remodelling in 1998 pushed capacity beyond 38,000, though earthquake damage to the east stand later cut the usable figure to 25,912. The record crowd stands at 64,138, and a full replacement on the site is planned.

Home club

Dinamo Zagreb Football · Club Friendlies
GNK Dinamo Zagreb is a Croatian football club from the capital, founded in 1945 and the most dominant club in Croatian football, with a record number of league titles.

Fixtures at this ground

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