David Abashidze Stadium, Football stadium in Zestaponi, Georgia.
David Abashidze Stadium is a football venue featuring a natural grass pitch measuring 105 by 70 meters with modern drainage infrastructure. The facility includes spectator seating built to accommodate football matches and local competitions.
The stadium was built in 1952 by the Zestaponi Ferro-alloy Plant as an industrial project for the local community. Later renovations expanded its physical structures and improved overall facilities for modern use.
The stadium was named in 2010 after David Abashidze, a local figure who played a key role in advancing football in the region. The naming reflects his lasting contribution to the sport's growth in Zestaponi.
The venue hosts home matches for the local football club and serves as the main site for regional competitions. Visitors should arrive early for popular matches and be prepared for outdoor weather conditions typical of the season.
The playing surface uses a specialized natural grass technology installed by Ukrainian specialists. This combination with advanced irrigation and drainage systems from multiple countries creates a technically sophisticated field.
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