Stadium · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Still standing
Bilino Polje Stadium
Bilino Polje Stadium is an association football stadium in the Bilino Polje neighbourhood of Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Built in 1972, it serves as the home ground for NK Čelik and has hosted the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team and other sporting events.
First raised
1972
Its prime
1972
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1972
What Bilino Polje Stadium looked like in its prime.
A low-rise rectangular football stadium set in an urban plain, with a grass playing pitch framed by four continuous stands following the pitch edges in British rectangular proportions. The seating banks form a modest bowl with clear sightlines to the touchlines; access and circulation are directly from surrounding city streets. The overall silhouette is horizontal and compact, open to the sky above the pitch, and scaled to host mid-sized crowds.
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6 places to explore in 1972.
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