Ogosta Stadium, Municipal football stadium in Montana, Bulgaria.
Ogosta Stadium is a sports venue in Montana with a natural grass playing surface of standard dimensions. The facility offers seating for several thousand spectators arranged across different sections.
The stadium was long known as Ivan Avramov until the 1990s, when it took the name of the Ogosta River. A major reconstruction in 1995 added about 2,000 seats, creating a new fan zone, a guest sector and a buffer zone. The grass pitch was replaced in summer 2010, and in 2011 donor Kiril Marinov funded an artificial training pitch.
The stadium takes its name from the Ogosta River and serves as home ground for the local football club PFC Montana. It is a gathering place where supporters come together on match days to cheer for the team.
The ground has plastic seats and an athletics track used mainly for children's tournaments. A major overhaul in 1995 added a new fan zone, a guest sector and a buffer zone, raising capacity by about 2,000 places. The pitch was relaid in summer 2010, and in 2014 the track and field were renovated, with a scoreboard and floodlights installed.
The record attendance at Ogosta Stadium is 11,500, set during a match between PFC Montana and CSKA Sofia. That figure is well above the ground's current listed capacity of 5,000 seats.
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