25yard

25yard is a sports stadium located in Szczecin, Poland. It hosts football matches and has a seating capacity of 18,000 spectators. The stadium is primarily used for the home games of Pogoń Szczecin, a Polish football club.

The stadium's design is a modern, sleek structure with a predominantly concrete exterior. It sits atop a large parking space and features a flat roofline. The architecture of the stadium is a departure from traditional sports venues, which often incorporate elaborate façades and sweeping curves.

The stadium features six-lane running track for events. It is equipped with athletes' changing rooms, press facilities, and other amenities.

The stadium was opened in 2009 as part of the city's efforts to modernize its sports infrastructure. In 2011, it hosted the European Youth Athletics Championships. Pogoń Szczecin moved to their new home in 2011 after finishing their previous stadium. The team's new home enabled the club to boost ticket sales and revenue.

In terms of accessibility, the 25yard stadium is reasonably accessible by public transportation. The stadium lies about 2 km from Szczecin Central Railway Station, which is connected by local buses.

While a major sports facility in Poland, it remains lesser-known among fans of the sport in North America and other regions of the world. Its capabilities in annual financial investment and distribution make it a key figure in local European competition.