Olimpiyskiy Naitional Sports Complex

NSC Olimpiyskiy
	UEFA Category 4 Stadium
Location	Kyiv, Ukraine
Coordinates	50°26′0.38″N 30°31′19.61″E / 50.4334389°N 30.5221139°ECoordinates: 50°26′0.38″N 30°31′19.61″E / 50.4334389°N 30.5221139°E
Awner	Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine
Capacity	50,000 (1941); 47,756 (1949); 100,062 (1967); 83,450 (1999); 70,050 (2011)
Record attendance	102,000 (Dynamo Kyiv-Bayern Munich, 16 March 1977)
Field size	105m by 68m
Surface	Grass
Construction
Appent	12 August 1923
Renovatit	1967, 1980, 1999, 2012
Expandit	1967, 1980
Closed	2008–2011
Construction cost	₴ 3,968-4,365 million
Airchitect	L.V.Pilvinsky (1923); Mykhailo Hrechyna (1936–41); GMP (Germany) (2008–2011)
General contractor	Kyivmiskbud
Tenants
	Soviet Union naitional fitbaw team (1969–1990); Ukraine naitional fitbaw team (1994–present); Ukrainian Cup final (1992–2007); Dynamo Kyiv (2011–2016); UEFA Euro 2012
Wabsteid
	Official website

The Olympic Naitional Sports Complex (kent as Olympic Stadium an aw; Ukrainian: Національний спортивний комплекс "Олімпійський") is a multi-uise sports an recreation facility in Kyiv, Ukraine, locatit on the slopes o the ceety's central Cherepanov Hill, Pechersk Raion. The stadium is the premier sports venue in Ukraine an the seicont lairgest in Eastren Europe efter Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium.

References

[1] Уряд ліквідував Державний концерн "Спортивні арени України" у зв'язку з неефективним господарюванням

[2] Great history of NSC "Olimpiyskiy"

[3] Official facts and figures

[4] Match report

[5] Cost of the stadium reconstruction was explained by the Vice-Prime Minister and chairman of the government supporting program Euro-2012 (Borys Kolesnikov)

[6] Kyivmiskbud's owner is Pechersk Raion State Administration of Kiev city

[7] Dynamo is returning on "Olimpiyskyi" ("Динамо" возвращается на "Олимпийский") "ua-football.com" 8 December 2011

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Construction
UEFA Category 4 Stadium
Location	Kyiv, Ukraine
Coordinates	50°26′0.38″N 30°31′19.61″E / 50.4334389°N 30.5221139°E / 50.4334389; 30.5221139Coordinates: 50°26′0.38″N 30°31′19.61″E / 50.4334389°N 30.5221139°E / 50.4334389; 30.5221139
Awner	Ministry of Youth and Sports of Ukraine^[1]
Capacity	50,000 (1941) 47,756 (1949) 100,062 (1967) 83,450 (1999) 70,050 (2011)^[2]^[3]
Record attendance	102,000 (Dynamo Kyiv-Bayern Munich, 16 March 1977)^[4]
Field size	105m by 68m
Surface	Grass
Appent	12 August 1923
Renovatit	1967, 1980, 1999, 2012
Expandit	1967, 1980
Closed	2008–2011
Construction cost	₴ 3,968-4,365 million ^[5]
Airchitect	L.V.Pilvinsky (1923) Mykhailo Hrechyna (1936–41) GMP (Germany) (2008–2011)
General contractor	Kyivmiskbud^[6]
Tenants
Soviet Union naitional fitbaw team (1969–1990) Ukraine naitional fitbaw team (1994–present) Ukrainian Cup final (1992–2007) Dynamo Kyiv (2011–2016)^[7] UEFA Euro 2012
Wabsteid
Official website