Hpa-An Stadium

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Hpa-An Stadium
Location Hpa-An, Myanmar
Capacity 3,000
Surface Grass
OpenedNot Open
Tenants
Zwekapin United FC

Hpa-An Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium, located in downtown Hpa-An, Myanmar. Hpa-An Stadium also hosts other local and regional football tournaments.

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