Stade Chedli Zouiten, Multi-purpose stadium in Mutuelleville, Tunisia.
Stade Chedli Zouiten is a multi-purpose sports facility in Tunis with grass football fields, a 400-meter running track, and various specialized training areas. The complex accommodates 18,000 spectators and includes jumping pits and shooting ranges for different disciplines.
Built in 1942 as Stade Géo André, the stadium was renamed in 1963 to honor Chedly Zouiten. The venue hosted matches during the 1965 Africa Cup of Nations tournament.
The stadium served as a central venue during the 1965 Africa Cup of Nations, marking Tunisia's emergence in continental football competitions.
The stadium is accessible by public transportation and has parking available for visitors. Arriving early helps avoid congestion at the gates during events or training sessions.
The facility houses two separate grass football fields, one specifically designated for training sessions and another reserved for official competitions.
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