Football Stadiums in Belarus

Top 7 biggest football stadiums in Belarus by capacity

Stadium name	Capacity	Location	Team	Opened	Playing surface	Notable features
Dinamo Stadium	22,246	Minsk	FC Dinamo Minsk	1934 (renovated 2018)	Natural grass	Retractable roof, UEFA Category 4 stadium
Borisov Arena	13,126	Barysaw	FC BATE Borisov	2014	Natural grass	Modern design, UEFA Category 4 stadium
Central Stadium	13,121	Gomel	FC Gomel	1966 (renovated 2006)	Natural grass	Athletics track
Torpedo Stadium	11,953	Zhodino	FC Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino	1969 (renovated 2016)	Natural grass	Recently renovated
Spartak Stadium	10,600	Mogilev	FC Dnyapro Mogilev	1956 (renovated 2008)	Natural grass	Historic venue
Neman Stadium	9,800	Grodno	FC Neman Grodno	1963 (renovated 2008)	Natural grass	Athletics track
Brestsky Stadium	9,000	Brest	FC Dynamo Brest	1937 (renovated 2018)	Artificial turf	Recently modernized

Dinamo Stadium in Minsk is the largest and most modern football stadium in Belarus. It underwent a major renovation completed in 2018, making it the country’s premier venue for international matches.
Borisov Arena, home to BATE Borisov, is known for its contemporary design and has hosted numerous UEFA Champions League and Europa League matches.
Many Belarusian stadiums have undergone renovations in recent years to meet UEFA standards and improve fan experiences.
The majority of top-tier stadiums in Belarus feature natural grass playing surfaces, with Brestsky Stadium being a notable exception with its artificial turf.
Several stadiums, such as Central Stadium in Gomel and Neman Stadium in Grodno, also serve as multi-purpose venues with athletics tracks.