Letná Stadium, Association football stadium in Bubeneč, Prague, Czech Republic
Letná Stadium is a football ground in Bubeneč, Prague 7, with two covered grandstands facing a grass pitch. The main stand, a 1937 reinforced-concrete structure by V. Slavík, carries orange and blue Generali Česká pojišťovna signage; the opposite stand has a blue roof and blue seats. Capacity is 18,349.
Sparta Prague played its first match at this site on 13 May 1917, beating Viktoria Plzeň 3:2. The wooden grandstand opened in 1921 and burned in 1934; the reinforced-concrete main stand by V. Slavík followed in 1937. The other stands were rebuilt in concrete from 1966, and the 1994 modernization made all places seated.
Trams 1, 2, 8, 12, 25 and 26 stop at Sparta in Milada Horáková Street, directly in front of the stadium; the nearest metro stations are Vltavská to the east and Hradčanská to the west. The pitch lies 2.9 metres below street level, so the upper tiers of the main stand give the clearest view over the touchline.
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