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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
ATK Mohun BaganSalt Lake Stadiumopened 1984Kolkata4,496,694 people68,000
TractorYadegar-e Emam StadiumTabriz1,558,693 people66,833
ZhejiangHuanglong Sports Centeropened 2000Hangzhou11,936,010 people51,000
SydneySydney Football Stadiumopened 1988Sydney5,450,496 people45,500
Sepahan FCNaghsh-e Jahan Stadiumopened 2016Isfahan1,961,260 people45,000
Jeonbuk Hyundai MotorsJeonju World Cup Stadiumopened 2001Jeonju653,055 people42,477
Al Quwa Al JawiyaAl-Shaab Stadiumopened 1966Baghdad8,126,755 people35,000
Altyn AsyrKΓΆpetdag Stadiumopened 1997Ashgabat1,030,063 people26,000
Al-TaawounKing Abdullah Sports City Stadium Buraydahopened 1983Buraydah467,410 people25,000
Al KhaldiyaBahrain National Stadiumopened 1982Riffa115,495 people24,000
IstiqlolMarkazii Jumhuriyavii Stadiumopened 1946Dushanbe948,251 people24,000
Al WihdatKing Abdullah II Stadiumopened 1998Amman4,007,526 people20,000
Bangkok UnitedThammasat Stadiumopened 1998Pathum Thani22,948 people20,000
Al KuwaitAl Kuwait Sports Club StadiumKuwait City2,989,000 people18,500
Shabab Al AhliRashid Stadiumopened 1949Dubai3,944,751 people18,000
Al HusseinAl-Hassan Stadiumopened 1976Irbid1,911,600 people15,000
Muangthong UnitedThunderdome Stadiumopened 1998Pak Kret190,272 people15,000
NasafMarkaziy Stadiumopened 2006Qarshi274,891 people14,750
Port FCPAT Stadiumopened 1967Bangkok5,676,648 people12,308
SharjahSharjah StadiumSharjah1,247,749 people12,000
Lion City SailorsBishan Stadiumopened 1998Singapore5,866,139 people4,200
Kaya–IloiloUniversity of Makati StadiumMakati309,770 people4,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Al WakrahSaoud Bin Abdulrahman Stadium (Al-Wakrah Stadium)Al-Wakra–
DH Cebu–
Eastern–
Lee Man–
Nam DinhThiΓͺn Trường StadiumNam Định352,108 people–
Persib BandungBandung2,875,673 people–
PKNSShah Alam StadiumSelangor5,411,324 people–
RavshanKulob–
Sanfrecce HiroshimaEdion Peace Wing HiroshimaHiroshima1,198,021 people–
Tampines RoversSingapore5,866,139 people–

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