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Liga II

Champions: Chindia Targoviste · Promoted: Chindia, FC Clinceni

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
ACS Poli TimișoaraDan Păltinișanu Stadiumopened 1964Timișoara250,849 people32,972
Universitatea ClujCluj Arenaopened 2011Cluj-Napoca286,598 people30,335
Argeș PiteștiStadionul Nicolae Dobrinopened 1964Pitești141,275 people15,000
Petrolul PloieștiIlie Oană Stadiumopened 1937Ploiești180,539 people14,000
UTA AradFrancisc von Neuman Stadiumopened 2020Arad145,078 people12,584
CS MioveniOrășenesc Stadiumopened 2000Mioveni29,317 people10,000
FC Politehnica TimisoaraElectrica Stadiumopened 1920Timișoara250,849 people10,000
Pandurii Târgu JiuStadionul Tudor Vladimirescuopened 2018Târgu Jiu73,545 people9,200
Juventus BucureștiColentina Stadiumopened 1992Bucharest1,716,961 people8,000
FC ClinceniStadionul OrășenescClinceni9,478 people1,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Aerostar Bacău–
Balotești–
Chindia TargovisteEugen Popescu Stadiumopened 2023Târgoviște66,965 people–
Dacia Unirea BrăilaBrăila154,686 people–
Farul ConstantaOvidiu13,968 people–
Luceafărul OradeaOradea183,105 people–
MetaloglobusClinceni - Arena 1Clinceni9,478 people–
Ripensia TimișoaraTimișoara250,849 people–
Sportul SnagovSnagov–
Viitorul Târgu JiuȘirineasa–

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