Samen Stadium

The Samen al-Aeme Stadium Persian: استاديوم ثامن الائمه is a sport venue in the outskirts of Mashhad, Iran. It is used by Aboumoslem and Padideh, two Iranian football clubs from Mashhad. It is also used for track and field events, concerts and other local football teams. It has a capacity of 35,000 and the first phase of the project was completed in 2004 after more than 10 years. The latter phases will be completed in a few years time and will increase the stadium's capacity.

Samen al-Aeme
Full nameSamen al-Aeme Stadium
LocationMashhad, Iran
OwnerMinistry of Sport and Youth (Iran)
OperatorAboumoslem
Capacity35,000
SurfaceGrass
Construction
Broke ground1980
Built1980–1983
Opened1983
Renovated2004
Expanded2004
Tenants
Siah Jamegan
Padideh

Notable matches

Date Team #1 Res. Team #2 Competition Attendance Remarks
24 December 2004[1]Abumoslem1–0PersepolisIPL 2004/0535,000First home game and a victory over Persepolis
19 January 2006[2]Abumoslem1–0Esteghlal2005–06 Iran Pro League30,000Victory over Esteghlal
9 September 2006[3]Abumoslem3–2Persepolis2006–07 Iran Pro League32,000Victory over Persepolis
18 April 2008[4]Abumoslem2–0Esteghlal2007–08 Iran Pro League35,000Victory over Esteghlal
12 September 2008[5]Abumoslem4–0Zobahan2008–09 Iran Pro League7,000Defeated Zob Ahan 4-0
8 October 2008[6]Abumoslem4–3Persepolis2008–09 Iran Pro League35,000Victory over Persepolis
21 October 2008[7]Payam1–0Abumoslem2008–09 Iran Pro League5,000Payam wins the first ever Mashhad derby in the top league
22 February 2009[8]Abumoslem1–1Payam2008–09 Iran Pro League2,000Mashhad derby
6 May 2010[9]Abumoslem3–1Persepolis2009–10 Iran Pro League20,000Victory over Persepolis
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