Iuliu Bodola Stadium

Stadium in Romania
47°4′19″N 21°55′48″E / 47.07194°N 21.93000°E / 47.07194; 21.93000OwnerMunicipality of OradeaOperatorFC BihorCapacity12,376 seated
(restricted, East Stand closed)Field size105 x 68mSurfaceGrassConstructionOpened1924Renovated2004, 2007, 2015TenantsCA Oradea (1924–1963), (2017–2022)
FC Bihor (1958) (1958–2016)
FC Bihor (2022) (2022–present)

The Iuliu Bodola Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Oradea, Romania. The stadium is the home ground of FC Bihor Oradea. Between 1924 and 1963, then between 2017 and 2022 it was the home ground of CA Oradea and between 1958 and 2016 it was the home ground of FC Bihor Oradea (1958). The stadium holds 12,376 people, seated, restricted from 18,000, as the east stand is closed. It used to be called Municipal, and in November 2008 the name was changed to Iuliu Bodola, after the international footballer.

  • It was opened in 1924.
  • On this stadium plays FC Bihor.
  • 31st stadium in the country by capacity.

Events

Association football

International football matches
Date Competition Home Away Score Attendance
11 April 1984 Friendly Romania Romania Israel Israel 0 - 0 ~30,000
28 May 2008 UEFA Women's Euro 2009 qualifying Romania Romania Hungary Hungary 3 - 1
12 November 2015 2016 UEFA Euro U-19 qualification Switzerland Switzerland Andorra Andorra 1 - 0 203
12 November 2015 2016 UEFA Euro U-19 qualification Romania Romania Faroe Islands Faroe Islands 2 - 0 1,217
14 November 2015 2016 UEFA Euro U-19 qualification Faroe Islands Faroe Islands Switzerland Switzerland 0 - 4 41
14 November 2015 2016 UEFA Euro U-19 qualification Romania Romania Andorra Andorra 2 - 0 1,256
17 November 2015 2016 UEFA Euro U-19 qualification Switzerland Switzerland Romania Romania 3 - 1 860

Association football

International football clubs matches
Date Competition Home Away Score Attendance
15 July 1926 Friendly Romania CAO + Stăruința Austria Wr. Amateur SV 1 - 0 ~2,800
1 August 1926 Friendly Romania CAO + Stăruința Austria Wiener AC 1 - 0
15 August 1929 Friendly Romania CAO + Stăruința Austria Wacker Wien 1 - 2
11 July 1932 Friendly Romania CA Oradea Austria Rapid Wien 3 - 3 ~3,000
4 June 1933 Friendly Romania Crișana Oradea Austria FC Wien 2 - 4 ~2,500
5 June 1933 Friendly Romania Stăruința Oradea Austria FC Wien 0 - 3
7 June 1933 Friendly Romania CAO + Stăruința Austria FC Wien 0 - 5 ~3,000
8 June 1933 Friendly Romania CAO + Ripensia Austria Floridsdorfer AC 0 - 1 ~3,000
27 May 1934 Friendly Romania CA Oradea Austria FC Wien 3 - 2 ~4,000
19 June 1935 Friendly Romania Crișana Oradea Austria Sturm Graz 5 - 2
9 July 1935 Friendly Romania CA Oradea Austria Hakoah Vienna 1 - 0 ~3,000
16 July 1935 Friendly Romania CAO + Stăruința Austria Hakoah Vienna 3 - 4 ~3,000
17 August 1978 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Brazil Ponte Preta 3 - 4
25 February 1979 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Germany Eintracht Frankfurt 0 - 0 ~15,000
19 July 2003 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Hungary Debrecen 1 - 1 ~4,000
28 July 2003 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Egypt Haras El Hodoud 3 - 2
22 September 2010 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Hungary Debrecen II 0 - 0
9 October 2010 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Hungary Debrecen 0 - 0
5 February 2011 Friendly Romania Bihor Oradea Hungary Ferencváros 1 - 3

See also

External links

  • See the position of the stadium on the city map
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Fotbal Club Bihor Oradea
Teams
  • FC Bihor
  • FC Bihor II
General information
  • Players
  • Managers
Stadiums
Old club
  • FC Bihor Oradea (1958)
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Football venues in Romania
Romania
SuperLiga
Liga II
Liga III
Seria I
Seria II
Seria III
Seria IV
Seria V
Seria VI
Seria VII
Seria VIII
  • Carani
  • Central-Parc
  • Comunal (Cermei)
  • Comunal (Peciu Nou)
  • Comunal (Periam)
  • Comunal (Socodor)
  • Electrica
  • Iuliu Bodola
  • Progresul
  • Șoimii (Lipova)
Seria IX
Seria X
Other stadiums
Defunct stadiums
  • Arcul de Triumf
  • 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
Closed stadiums
  • CFR (Timișoara)
  • Cotroceni
  • Dan Păltinișanu
  • Municipal (Bacău)
  • Oțelul (Ștei)
Under renovations
Future stadiums
  • Dinamo
  • Dan Păltinișanu
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