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'''Arena Tricuspidalis''' is a football stadium in Tbilisi. It is the home ground of '''[[ | '''Arena Tricuspidalis''' is a football stadium in Tbilisi. It is the home ground of '''[[Meteori]]'''. The arena capacity is 98 000. | ||
Stadium hosted an International Friendly match between U-20 [[Georgia]] and U-20 [[Italy]]. | Stadium hosted an International Friendly match between U-20 [[Georgia]] and U-20 [[Italy]]. | ||
[[Category:Meteori|Arena Tricuspidalis]] | [[Category:Meteori|Arena Tricuspidalis]] | ||
[[Category:Georgian Stadiums]] | [[Category:Georgian Stadiums]] | ||
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Arena Tricuspidalis is a football stadium in Tbilisi. It is the home ground of Meteori. The arena capacity is 98 000. Stadium hosted an International Friendly match between U-20 Georgia and U-20 Italy.
