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	\| tenants = [[Metropolis Alligators]]<br>[[Valladar national football team]]		\| tenants = [[Metropolis Alligators]]<br>[[Valladar national football team]]
	\| capacity = 95,021		\| capacity = 95,021
	\| record_attendance = 95,021<br>(~~[[World Cup 74#Final\|World Cup 74~~ final]])		\| record_attendance = 95,021<br>(Valladares vs. Pridnestrovia, Copa Rushmori 29 final)
	\| suites = 150		\| suites = 150
	\| dimensions = 120x80 m		\| dimensions = 120x80 m
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	'''Alexander I National Stadium''' (also known as the '''National Stadium'''; Spanish: ''Estadio Nacional Alejandro I'') is a multi-use sports facility in [[Swangard]], [[Valladares]], located on the General Baraguez Avenue beltway, across the Rosales neighborhood of [[Metropolis]]. It is the premier sports venue in Valladares and one of the largest stadiums in [[Rushmore]]. Co-owned by the District of Metropolis Government and the [[Valladar Football Association]], it hosts matches of [[Metropolis Alligators]] as well as most home matches of the [[Valladar national football team]].		'''Alexander I National Stadium''' (also known as the '''National Stadium'''; Spanish: ''Estadio Nacional Alejandro I'') is a multi-use sports facility in [[Swangard]], [[Valladares]], located on the General Baraguez Avenue beltway, across the Rosales neighborhood of [[Metropolis]]. It is the premier sports venue in Valladares and one of the largest stadiums in [[Rushmore]]. Co-owned by the District of Metropolis Government and the [[Valladar Football Association]], it hosts matches of [[Metropolis Alligators]] as well as most home matches of the [[Valladar national football team]].

	Originally opened in 2004 with a capacity of 85,000 people, it underwent extensive renovation works in 2014 ahead of the hosting of [[Cup of Harmony 61]], including the expansion to 95,021 seats with the construction of a second tier on both ends, the construction of a new roof with a lighter material, the expansion of press booths and VIP boxes, as well as the enabling of Wi-Fi access for all seats, the stadium was reopened with a friendly match between [[Metropolis Alligators]] and [[Fontvielle Impact]]. It has hosted the finals of the 19th [[Champions’ Cup\|UICA Champions' Cup]], Cup of Harmony 61, the 10th, 20th and 29th [[Copa Rushmori\|Copas Rushmori]], and [[World Cup 74]].		Originally opened in 2004 with a capacity of 85,000 people, it underwent extensive renovation works in 2014 ahead of the hosting of [[Cup of Harmony 61]], including the expansion to 95,021 seats with the construction of a second tier on both ends, the construction of a new roof with a lighter material, the expansion of press booths and VIP boxes, as well as the enabling of Wi-Fi access for all seats, the stadium was reopened with a friendly match between [[Metropolis Alligators]] and [[Fontvielle Impact]]. It regularly hosts the final match of the [[King's Shield]], Valladares's domestic cup competition, and has also hosted the finals of the 19th [[Champions’ Cup\|UICA Champions' Cup]], Cup of Harmony 61, the 10th, 20th and 29th [[Copa Rushmori\|Copas Rushmori]], and [[World Cup 74]].

	[[Category:Stadiums]]		[[Category:Stadiums]]
	[[Category:Football venues in Valladares]]		[[Category:Football venues in Valladares]]

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Created page with "{{Infobox venue | name = Alexander I National Stadium | nickname = | logo_image = | image = File:Kyiv_NSC_Olimpiyskyi_5.jpg | image_size = 280px | caption = | fullname = Alexander I National Stadium | location = General Baraguez Avenue Swangard, Valladares | coordinates = | broke_ground = 2000 | built = 2004 | rebuilt = | expa..."

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>Valladares: Created page with "{{Infobox venue | name = Alexander I National Stadium | nickname = | logo_image = | image = File:Kyiv_NSC_Olimpiyskyi_5.jpg | image_size = 280px | caption = | fullname = Alexander I National Stadium | location = General Baraguez Avenue
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{{Infobox venue
| name = Alexander I National Stadium
| nickname =
| logo_image =
| image = File:Kyiv_NSC_Olimpiyskyi_5.jpg
| image_size = 280px
| caption =
| fullname = Alexander I National Stadium
| location = General Baraguez Avenue [[Swangard]], [[Valladares]]
| coordinates =
| broke_ground = 2000
| built = 2004
| rebuilt =
| expanded = 2014
| closed =
| demolished =
| owner = District of Metropolis Government [[Valladar Football Association]]
| operator = National Stadium Trust
| surface = Grass
| construction_cost =
| architect =
| structural engineer =
| services engineer =
| general_contractor =
| project_manager =
| main_contractors =
| former_names = National Stadium of Valladares (2004–2010)
| tenants = [[Metropolis Alligators]] [[Valladar national football team]]
| capacity = 95,021
| record_attendance = 95,021 ([[World Cup 74#Final|World Cup 74 final]])
| suites = 150
| dimensions = 120x80 m
| publictransit = [[MetroRail (Metropolis)|National Stadium]] (MetroRail)
| scoreboard =
}}

'''Alexander I National Stadium''' (also known as the '''National Stadium'''; Spanish: ''Estadio Nacional Alejandro I'') is a multi-use sports facility in [[Swangard]], [[Valladares]], located on the General Baraguez Avenue beltway, across the Rosales neighborhood of [[Metropolis]]. It is the premier sports venue in Valladares and one of the largest stadiums in [[Rushmore]]. Co-owned by the District of Metropolis Government and the [[Valladar Football Association]], it hosts matches of [[Metropolis Alligators]] as well as most home matches of the [[Valladar national football team]].

Originally opened in 2004 with a capacity of 85,000 people, it underwent extensive renovation works in 2014 ahead of the hosting of [[Cup of Harmony 61]], including the expansion to 95,021 seats with the construction of a second tier on both ends, the construction of a new roof with a lighter material, the expansion of press booths and VIP boxes, as well as the enabling of Wi-Fi access for all seats, the stadium was reopened with a friendly match between [[Metropolis Alligators]] and [[Fontvielle Impact]]. It has hosted the finals of the 19th [[Champions’ Cup|UICA Champions' Cup]], Cup of Harmony 61, the 10th, 20th and 29th [[Copa Rushmori|Copas Rushmori]], and [[World Cup 74]].

[[Category:Stadiums]]
[[Category:Football venues in Valladares]]