Stadionul Romcomit
Surface | Grass |
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Opened | 1923 |
Demolished | 1934 |
Tenants | |
Romania (1925) Juventus București (1924–1934) |
Romcomit Stadium was a football stadium in Bucharest, standing on the site now occupied by the University of Bucharest's Law Department.[1][2]
History
The stadium was inaugurated in 1923, being considered at the time a very modern one. It was the stadium of the team with the same name, founded by Ettore Brunelli, that in 1924 merged with Triumf and the result was Juventus București, the new tenant of the stadium.
This was the pitch were the first floodlit matches were played in Romania.[3] On 13 and 14 September 1933, Újpest Budapest played friendly matches against CFR București and Venus București. The floodlit installation, as Ioan Chirilă described it in one of his books, was rudimentary and was formed by bulbs pinned by several rows of ropes hanged over the pitch. So at high throws, the ball "got caught" into the dark or it damaged some of the bulbs and the game had to be stopped so that a worker could replace the damaged bulbs.
The Romania national football team played two games on this stadium in 1925 against Turkey (1-2) and Bulgaria (6-1).
At the beginning of 1934, upon orders from King Carol II, the stadium was demolished to provide a site for the University of Bucharest.
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- Anghel Iordănescu
- Arcul de Triumf
- Arena Națională
- Central Academia Hagi
- Cluj Arena
- Dr. Constantin Rădulescu
- Emil Alexandrescu
- Ilie Oană
- Ion Oblemenco
- Francisc von Neuman
- Municipal (Botoșani)
- Municipal (Sibiu)
- Oțelul
- Superbet Arena-Giulești
- Sepsi Arena
- May 1 (Slatina)
- May 1 (Slobozia)
- Ceahlăul
- Central (Romanian National Football Centre)
- Concordia
- Constantina Diță
- Eugen Popescu
- Metaloglobus
- Michael Klein
- Mircea Chivu
- Municipal (Buzău)
- Municipal (Miercurea Ciuc)
- Municipal (Sibiu)
- Municipal (Turnu Măgurele)
- Orășenesc (Mioveni)
- Steaua
- Ștefan Dobay
- Tunari
- Unirea
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- ANEFS
- Astra
- Aurul
- Berceni
- Carpați
- Cătălin Hîldan
- Central (Avrig)
- Central (Balotești)
- Central (Fieni)
- Central (Mangalia)
- Central (Recea)
- Central (Vulcan)
- Cetatea
- CFR (Craiova)
- CFR (Pașcani)
- CFR (Simeria)
- Chimia
- Ciarda Roșie
- CMC
- Colentina
- Comunal (Alparea)
- Comunal (Becicherecu Mic)
- Comunal (Pojorâta)
- Conpet
- Crișana
- Crișul (Chișineu-Criș)
- Crișul (Aleșd)
- CUG
- Dacia (Orăștie)
- Delta
- Dumitru Mătărău
- Dunărea
- Electro-Precizia
- Electromagnetica
- FCSB (ARCOM)
- FC Onești
- Fepa 74
- Flacăra (Năvodari)
- Florea Dumitrache
- Forex
- Fortuna
- Gheorghe Hagi Academy (2nd ground)
- Iftimie Ilisei
- Letea Veche
- Luceafărul
- Măgura
- Metrom
- Mihai Adam
- Minerul (Lupeni)
- Minerul (Motru)
- Minerul (Ștei)
- Minerul (Uricani)
- Mogoșoaia
- Moldova
- Municipal (Caransebeș)
- Municipal (Curtea de Argeș)
- Municipal (Dorohoi)
- Municipal (Huși)
- Municipal (Oltenița)
- Municipal (Salonta)
- Municipal (Turda)
- Nicolae Rainea
- Orășenesc (Buftea)
- Orășenesc (Făurei)
- Orășenesc (Ovidiu)
- Otopeni
- Otto Greffner
- Paleu
- Parc (Caracal)
- Poiana
- Portul
- Prahova
- Prefab
- Prof. Costică Popovici
- Progresul Spartac
- Progresul (Șomcuta Mare)
- Regie
- Săgeata
- Siderurgistul
- Soda
- Sparta (Techirghiol)
- Șoimii
- Steaua V
- Știința
- Ștrand
- Tineretului (Lugoj)
- Tineretului (Oradea)
- Tineretului (Urziceni)
- Trans-Sil
- Trust
- Victoria Someșeni
- Victoria (Vânju Mare)
- Viitorul (Scornicești)
- Voința (Ghermănești)
- Zoltan David
- Arcul de Triumf
- Carpați (1950)
- Francisc von Neuman
- Giulești-Valentin Stănescu
- Farul
- Ilie Oană
- Ion Moina
- Ion Oblemenco
- Lia Manoliu
- Municipal (Alexandria)
- Municipal (Brașov)
- Municipal (Sibiu)
- Nicolae Dobrin
- Republicii
- Romcomit
- Steaua
- UMT
- Tudor Vladimirescu
- Venus
- CFR (Timișoara)
- Cotroceni
- Dan Păltinișanu
- Ladislau Bölöni
- Municipal (Bacău)
- Oțelul (Ștei)
- Francisc Matei
- Motorul (Oradea)
- Dinamo
- Dan Păltinișanu
References
44°26′07″N 26°04′56″E / 44.43523°N 26.082117°E / 44.43523; 26.082117