Images of the site where Vietnam's largest stadium is about to be built: A world-class sports facility.

The site where the PVF Hung Yen stadium, with a capacity of 60,000 seats, is being prepared for construction is currently the PVF Youth Football Training Center, surrounded by gardens and factories. Upon completion, the project is expected to become a new symbol of Vietnamese sports.

The PVF Youth Football Training Center in Nghia Tru commune ( Hung Yen province) was recently selected as the site for the PVF Hung Yen stadium project. The facility will become the largest football stadium in Vietnam when operational, with a capacity of up to 60,000 seats.

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Currently, the PVF Youth Football Training Center, spanning 22 hectares, is built to international standards with 7 training and competition fields. In addition, it has a system of comfortable dormitories, a cafeteria, classrooms, and a library for students.

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The main stadium has a covered grandstand A, with a capacity of 3,600 seats, for matches in the first division of the PVF - CAND Youth Club.

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In addition to the main arena, the center currently has 6 standard training courts, including one indoor training court.

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The road to the PVF Youth Football Training Center connects to Provincial Road 379, 13 km from Thanh Tri Bridge, near the Ecopark urban area. Currently, the surrounding area consists of rice fields, ornamental gardens, and workshops.

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The new stadium is expected to be built on land opposite the current city center. According to Thanh Niên newspaper, many garden owners have expressed their support upon learning about this project.

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The factory area is opposite the PVF Youth Football Training Center.

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Rendering of the PVF Hung Yen stadium upon completion.

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The PVF Stadium is planned as a sports and service complex, spanning 920,000 m², with a 180,000 m² parking area, inspired by the AT&T Stadium (USA) and the Singapore National Stadium. Three prominent features of the project are: a dome that can be automatically opened and closed in 12-20 minutes, mimicking the technology of the AT&T Stadium – the world's largest stadium dome; a modular hybrid pitch, combining natural and artificial grass, similar to Wembley Stadium (UK), which allows for quick drainage, slip resistance, and easy maintenance; and a high-end VIP area with private rooms, panoramic balconies, and international standard dining services.

When completed, the PVF stadium will be Vietnam's largest sports facility since the My Dinh National Sports Complex opened in 2002 to host the 2003 SEA Games.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/hinh-anh-noi-sap-xay-san-van-dong-lon-nhat-viet-nam-cong-trinh-the-thao-tam-co-the-gioi-185251028234520064.htm