Randaberg Stadion is an

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just outside the village of

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in the municipality of

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county,

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. It is the home ground of the

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football team. The stadium was renovated and expanded in 2005. The record attendance is about 3,500, during a 2007 Norwegian Championship where Randaberg played

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. That record attendance was in excess of the stadium's overall capacity of around 3,000 (1,033 seating and around 1,900 standing places).

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Randaberg Stadion
at ''Randaberg-Fotball.no'' Football venues in Norway Sports venues in Rogaland Sport in Randaberg {{Norway-sports-venue-stub