Stade Ahmed Zabana

The Ahmed Zabana Stadium features an artificial turf field and concrete structures with a total capacity of 40,000 spectators in its main grandstand and surrounding sections.

The stadium, inaugurated on May 5, 1957, bears the name of Ahmed Zabana, a significant figure in Algeria's independence movement who was executed during the liberation struggle.

The stadium serves as the home ground for MC Oran football club and regularly hosts important matches of the Algerian national football championship.

Located near the city center, the stadium includes parking facilities, ticket offices, and multiple access points for efficient crowd management during major sporting events.

In 1965, the stadium hosted a notable match between Algeria and Brazil, featuring the legendary Pelé, marking one of the first international games after Algeria's independence.

Location: Oran

Inception: 1957

Official opening: May 5, 1957

Capacity: 40000

GPS coordinates: 35.68332,-0.63622

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:06