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Heinz Field Daten Ort Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Koordinaten 40° 26′ 48″ N, 80° 0′ 57″ W40.446666666667-80.015833333333Koordinaten: 40° 26′ 48″ N, 80° 0′ 57″ W Eigentümer Sports & Exhibition Authority of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Betreiber Pittsburgh Steelers
University of PittsburghBaubeginn 18. Juni 1999 Eröffnung 18. August 2001 Oberfläche Rasen Kosten 281 Mio. USD Architekt Populous Kapazität 65.050 Verein(e) Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) (seit 2001)
Pittsburgh Panthers (NCAA) (seit 2001)Das Heinz Field ist das Heimstadion der Pittsburgh Steelers, einer US-amerikanischen Footballmannschaft. Es bietet 65.050 Zuschauern Platz. Das Stadion ersetzte das Three-Rivers-Stadium und wurde am 25. August 2001 eröffnet. Am 7. Oktober fand gegen die Cincinnati Bengals das erste NFL-Spiel statt. Am 1. Januar 2011 wurde dort das NHL Winter Classic zwischen den Pittsburgh Penguins und den Washington Capitals ausgetragen. Benannt ist das Stadion nach dem Namenssponsor, der H. J. Heinz Company.
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Sonstige : Fawcett Stadium | Rogers Centre | Wembley Stadium
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