National Stadium

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The National Stadium was a major rugby and football venue in Cardiff, Wales, that served as the national ground for the Welsh rugby union team before being replaced by the Millennium Stadium.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf defunct stadium
football stadium
rugby union stadium
sports venue
alsoUsedFor concerts
other sporting events
capacity about 53,000
coordinateLocation 51.481°N 3.182°W
country Wales
countryOfSport United Kingdom
demolished 1997
demolitionMadeWayFor construction of Millennium Stadium
heritage considered iconic venue in Welsh rugby history
homeVenueOf Wales national football team
Wales national rugby union team
inception 1969
locatedIn Cardiff
Cardiff Arms Park
surface form: Cardiff Arms Park complex
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Wales
locatedOn west bank of the River Taff
notableFor hosting Five Nations Championship matches
hosting Rugby World Cup matches
intense crowd atmosphere
opened 1970
openedForRugbyUnion 1970
owner Welsh Rugby Union
partOf Cardiff Arms Park
primaryUse rugby union
reconstructionReason need for larger modern stadium
replaced earlier Cardiff Arms Park rugby ground
replacedBy Cardiff Millennium Stadium
surface form: Millennium Stadium
seatingCapacity about 53,000
secondaryUse association football
sport association football
rugby union
successor Cardiff Millennium Stadium
surface form: Millennium Stadium
surface grass
tenant Welsh Rugby Union
usedByNationalTeamUntil late 1990s

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Cardiff Arms Park hasPart National Stadium