Stadionul Electromagnetica is a

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. It is currently used mostly for

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matches and is the home ground of Asalt București and ACS Rapid FNG. The stadium holds 2,000 people and was opened in the

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, being the only stadium opened in

in that period that is still in use. For 66 years the stadium was the homeground of Rapid II București, team that was known in the past as Electromagnetica București.Baza Sportivă Electromagnetica
merg.in The scoreboard is an unusual one, being the old scoreboard from the Stadionul Republicii, moved here when the stadium was demolished.

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Stadionul Electromagnetica
at soccerway.com Football venues in Romania CS Rapid București Sports venues in Bucharest {{Romania-sports-venue-stub