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For the city string Bucharest, the league snapshot names Dinamo București, FCSB and Rapid București. The grounds in that table are Arcul de Triumf for Dinamo București, Arena Națională for FCSB and Superbet Arena-Giulești for Rapid București. Rapid's stadium page gives the address Calea Giulești, no. 18, Bucharest, postal code 063456, and the metro station Crangași. FCSB's stadium page says home matches are played at Arena Națională, that the Municipality of Bucharest owns it, and that it holds 55.600 spectators. That page does not give a street number for the arena. A Rapid notice for the match on 17 August 2025 against FCSB at Arena Națională names ticket offices on Str. Maior Coravu and on Bld. Pierre de Coubertin, from 14:00 to 22:15, and says TPBI extended lines 1, 10, 14, 55, 86, 90, 104 and 311 that day. That is a dated notice, not a standing rule. The opened club pages give no street for Arcul de Triumf.
This page includes only catalog entries whose city string is exactly Bucharest. A place with any other city string is not added.
Documented venue in the snapshot: Arcul de Triumf
Documented venue in the snapshot: Arena Națională
Documented venue in the snapshot: Superbet Arena-Giulești
This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.
Settle the club and the date first, then the ground in the league snapshot. For Rapid București the opened arrival page is the club's stadium page, Calea Giulești no. 18, metro Crangași. For FCSB the opened club page is Arena Națională. The only street detail opened for that arena is in Rapid's notice of 17 August 2025, Str. Maior Coravu and Bld. Pierre de Coubertin, and it applies to that match. For Dinamo București the snapshot names Arcul de Triumf. A street for it was missing from the opened pages. Those pages do not describe a tour.
Rapid's stadium page places the ground at Calea Giulești, no. 18, Bucharest, postal code 063456, and names the metro station Crangași. The league snapshot writes Superbet Arena-Giulești for Rapid București. The address and the station come from the club page, the ground name from the snapshot. Both concern the same club, but only the club page names the street.
FCSB's stadium page says the club's home matches, national-team matches, the cup final and the supercup are played at Arena Națională. It says the Municipality of Bucharest owns the ground. The page states 55.600 places and completion in 2011. It does not give a street. The league snapshot confirms Arena Națională as FCSB's ground in Bucharest.
Source: FCSB stadium page, Liga I 2026-27 snapshot
For the Rapid against FCSB match on 17 August 2025 at Arena Națională, Rapid names ticket offices on Str. Maior Coravu and on Bld. Pierre de Coubertin from 14:00 to 22:15. The same notice says TPBI extended lines 1, 10, 14, 55, 86, 90, 104 and 311 for spectators. That concerns this date. A later match can name other streets and lines.
Source: Rapid notice before the match with FCSB on 17 August 2025
The league snapshot places Dinamo București at Arcul de Triumf and thereby separates the club from FCSB at Arena Națională and from Rapid București on Calea Giulești. The opened Rapid page and the opened FCSB page give neither a street nor a station for Arcul de Triumf. The name in the table does not replace that missing route.
Source: Liga I 2026-27 snapshot, Rapid stadium page, FCSB stadium page
The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Liga I
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Liga I
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Liga I
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Liga I
Content edited for MatchVisit. CC BY-SA 4.0
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Liga I
Content edited for MatchVisit. CC BY-SA 4.0
The page gives the stadium address Calea Giulești, no. 18, Bucharest, postal code 063456, and the metro station Crangași.
The page says FCSB plays at Arena Națională, names the municipality as owner, and states 55.600 places.
The notice for 17 August 2025 names ticket offices on Str. Maior Coravu and Bld. Pierre de Coubertin and lists extended TPBI lines.
The pinned revision places Dinamo București, FCSB and Rapid București in Bucharest and names Arcul de Triumf, Arena Națională and Superbet Arena-Giulești.