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Sarawak Stadium

Stadium in Malaysia


Summary

Stadium in Malaysia

FieldValue
nameSarawak State Stadium
image[[File:Stadium Sarawak.JPG280px]]
locationKuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
broke_ground1995
opened17 June 1997
ownerGovernment of Sarawak
operatorPerbadanan Stadium
Negeri Sarawak
surfaceGrass
construction_costMYR 120 million
tenants
seating_capacity40,000

Negeri Sarawak

Sarawak Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Kuching, Malaysia. It is currently used mostly for football matches. The stadium has a capacity of 40,000 spectators.

History

It was built in 1995 for the 1997 FIFA World Youth Championship. The stadium also hosted the famous South American derby between Brazil and Argentina during the 1997 FIFA World Youth Championship. Notable names who played in the stadium include Thierry Henry, Nicolas Anelka, David Trezeguet, Mikaël Silvestre, William Gallas, Walter Samuel, Esteban Cambiasso, Juan Román Riquelme, Pablo Aimar, Lionel Scaloni, Helton and Mickaël Landreau.

The inaugural edition of the AFC Solidarity Cup was hosted in the stadium in 2016.

Facilities

The stadium was completed in April 1997, and is one of Asia's world-class stadiums. It consists of 4 levels, with an electronic multimedia scoreboard, manila grass football field with patented drainage and synthetic running track.

The stadium is also equipped with:

  • VIP driveway
  • 320 parking lots
  • stadium office
  • gymnasiums
  • changing and massage rooms
  • workshops
  • canteen
  • security control centre
  • dope testing area
  • medical clinics
  • saunas
  • prayer rooms
  • facilities for the disabled and VVIPs.

Notable matches

International fixtures

1997 FIFA World Youth Championship

DateTeamScoreTeamRound
17 June 19970–0Group stage
0–3
20 June 19972–4
0–2
22 June 19973–10
2–4
25 June 19971–2Round of 16
29 June 19972–0Quarter-finals
2 July 19970–1Semi-finals

Events

  • Borneo Sonic Music Festival (2023, 2024)

References

References

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  4. Jared Wee. (11 August 2023). "K-pop royalty Taeyang and CL to perform in Sarawak for Borneo Sonic 2023 festival this October (VIDEO)". Malay Mail.
  5. Shikin Louis. (31 July 2024). "K-pop stars Rain, Jessi to headline Borneo Sonic Music Festival 2024". Dayak Daily.
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