Romanian football clubs and stadium details
Liga I, officially branded as the SuperLiga, is the highest level of football in Romania, followed by Liga II and a wider structure of national and county competitions. The national championship dates back to 1909, with clubs including FCSB, Dinamo Bucuresti, Rapid Bucuresti, CFR Cluj and Universitatea Craiova contributing to a rich domestic history. Romanian clubs have also enjoyed notable European success, led by Steaua Bucuresti's European Cup triumph in 1986.
Marker size represents stadium capacity. Select a marker or choose a club beside or below the map to see its ground details.
Romanian capacity map
6 clubs shown. Larger circles represent larger grounds.
Things to do in Romanian football destinations
Ideas for attractions, tours and activities when planning a football trip.
Average journey distance to away games
Clubs are ordered from longest to shortest average journey.
Romanian ground capacities and away journeys
Compare stadium capacity, total distance to the other grounds and average one-way journey for each club.
| Club | Stadium | Capacity | All away games | Average journey |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corvinul HunedoaraCorbii alba?tri | Arena Francisc Neuman | 11,500 | 724 miles | 144 miles |
| FK Csíkszereda Miercurea CiucCiucanii | Stadionul Municipal Miercurea Ciuc | 4,000 | 746 miles | 149 miles |
| Sepsi OSK Sfântu GheorgheAlb-ro?ii | Sepsi Arena | 8,400 | 738 miles | 147 miles |
| Universitatea Cluj?epcile ro?ii | Cluj Arena | 30,355 | 634 miles | 126 miles |
| Universitatea CraiovaLeii din Banie | Stadionul Ion Oblemenco | 30,983 | 842 miles | 168 miles |
| UTA AradBatrâna Doamna | Arena Francisc Neuman | 11,500 | 724 miles | 144 miles |