INTERNATIONAL: Congratulations to Techo Heritage National Stadium 6th ranked as the best stadium in the world in 2021.
According to stadiumdb.com a Polish website where they wish to present football stadiums. They cover stadiums around the world and host the annual Stadium of the Year competition, which managed to bring record interest and became the world’s largest public vote on stadiums opened every year.
Out of the top 23 stadiums around the world Moradok Techo National Stadium, a great achievement of Cambodia, came in ranked 6th. The Stadium of the Year 2021, first place went to Spain's Estadio El Sadar and the second place went to Q2 Stadium in the United States.
The 12th edition of Stadium of the Year, the largest and longest-running open poll dedicated to sports architecture, is already behind us. Our aim was to select the best stadium to open in 2021.
Voting restrictions:
Every user is welcome to share information or links regarding the competition; however, voting may not be subject to commercial incentives (i.e. being rewarded for voting or subject to separate contests with prizes). Any such attempts will result in the cancellation of all votes coming from identified sources. Similarly, individual voters attempting to give more than one vote will not be included in the voting process at all. Because of such precautions, you may find that multiple votes from on the Wi-Fi network could not be cast.
Nomination requirements:
To be eligible, a stadium has to meet several criteria. It has to hold at least 10,000 people and be opened in 2021. Usually, this means having all sections opened to the public, but due to 2021's COVID-19 lockdowns we also allow venues opened without fans. Stadiums built from scratch are taken into consideration, as well as those that have undergone a thorough redevelopment. The competition is focused on football stadiums, which means we choose between venues that are capable of hosting a football (or soccer, if you prefer) game. They may still have running, cycling, or speedway tracks around their pitch, or have pitches larger than football-specific ones (like cricket, hurling, or AFL). However, football use has to be taken in mind.
