Victoria Ground

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Victoria Ground was the historic football stadium in Stoke-on-Trent that long served as the home of Stoke City F.C. before their move to a modern venue.

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Victoria Ground canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf football stadium
capacityAtClosure about 25,000
city Stoke-on-Trent
closed 1997
country England
United Kingdom
demolished 1997
finalLeagueMatchOpponent West Bromwich Albion
finalLeagueMatchYear 1997
historicalUse multi-stand football ground with terraces
homeStadiumOf Stoke City F.C.
location Stoke-on-Trent
namedAfter nearby Victoria Road
notableEvent final competitive first-team match played in 1997
hosted Stoke City’s first Football League home matches
opened 1878
owner Stoke City F.C.
postClosureUse redeveloped for housing
recordAttendance 51,380
recordAttendanceForMatch Stoke City vs Arsenal
recordAttendanceYear 1937
region Staffordshire
replacedBy Britannia Stadium
bet365 Stadium
sport association football
surface grass
tenants Stoke City F.C.
usedForCompetition FA Cup
Football League

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Stoke City F.C. previousStadium Victoria Ground
Worcester City F.C. formerHomeGround Victoria Ground
bet365 Stadium replaced Victoria Ground