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Rajko Mitić Stadium (Marakana)
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Red Star Belgrade's 51,755-capacity 'Marakana', opened in 1963, features one of European football's most intimidating tunnels and ultra sections.
Opened in 1963 and renamed after club legend Rajko Mitić in 2014, Belgrade's 51,755-seat stadium is nicknamed the Marakana. Visiting teams walk down a long concrete tunnel directly beneath the Delije supporters' terrace before stepping into a sea of flags, flares, and continuous noise during Eternal Derbies and Champions League ties. Sits just below Napoli's ground (#8) on regular league attendances, while edging San Mamés (#10) for its notorious Belgrade tunnel and Eternal Derby ferocity. Red Star Belgrade's 51,755-capacity 'Marakana', opened in 1963, features one of European football's most intimidating tunnels and ultra sections. Key benchmarks: atmosphere intensity: 9.1/10; european pedigree: 8.0/10; capacity: 51,755.
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Opened in 1963 and renamed after club legend Rajko Mitić in 2014, Belgrade's 51,755-seat stadium is nicknamed the Marakana. Visiting teams walk down a long concrete tunnel directly beneath the Delije supporters' terrace before stepping into a sea of flags, flares, and continuous noise during Eternal Derbies and Champions League ties.
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