Lokomotyv Stadium is a football-only

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, in Podil region of the city. It is currently used for

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matches, and is the home of

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. The stadium's official maximum capacity is 2,500.

History

Lokomotyv Stadium was built in Poltava in 1937. During the World War II the stadium was completely destroyed. The stadium was rebuilt in 1949.

Reconstruction

In 2008 the stadium was completely renovated with new plastic seating for 2500 spectators and a commissioned VIP-platform for guests of honor. Reconstruction was financed by the club president Leonid Sobolev.

References

{{Venues of Ukrainian PL Football venues in Poltava Oblast Sports venues in Poltava FC Poltava 1937 establishments in Ukraine Sports venues completed in 1937