Nicolae Simatoc Stadium, also known as ''Stadionul comunei Lozova'', is a

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stadium in

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. The stadium has been home of

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until 2021, when the club merged with

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. Since then it has been hosting home games of the latter. It has a capacity of 1060 seats. The stadium is named after Nicolae Simatoc a Romanian

manager and player born in

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, currently

Gallery

Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 1.jpg, The walking alley Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 2.jpg, The pitch Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 3.jpg, View from top Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 4.jpg, The main building Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 5.jpg, The main building Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 7.jpg, The pitch Nicolae Simatoc Stadium 8.jpg, The scoreboard

References

{{Moldova-sports-venue-stub Football venues in Moldova