Azadi Stadium is one of Asia's great football arenas and a defining part of Iran's national team identity. Opened in 1971 in Tehran, the stadium has hosted Iran's biggest home matches for generations and is also strongly associated with Persepolis and Esteghlal.
For opponents, Azadi has long meant altitude, noise and one of the most demanding away atmospheres in Asian football. For Iran fans, it is where qualification campaigns, derby pressure and national-team expectations often meet.
Check Azadi Stadium for fixtures, results, team stats and the key match numbers from one of the region's most iconic football venues.
Opened:
1971
Capacity:
78116
Address:
Azadi Stadium, Tehran Province, Tehran, District 22, Azadi Stadium Blvd, Iran
