Nanhai Sports Center

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Nanhai Sports Center
Nanhai Sports Center
Location Foshan, Guangdong, China
Coordinates 23°07′05″N113°00′09″E / 23.118100°N 113.002363°E / 23.118100; 113.002363
Capacity 20,000
Construction
Broke ground2018
Opened2022
Tenants
Shenzhen (2022)
Foshan Nanshi (2023–present)

The Nanhai Sports Center is a sports complex located in Nanhai District, Foshan, Guangdong, China, which includes a multi-purpose stadium that has been the home to Foshan Nanshi since 2023. It is the only new comprehensive sports venue in Foshan[ citation needed ] and includes a stadium, swimming pool, gymnasium, national fitness complex, amateur sports school, and supporting commercial facilities. The construction of the Nanhai Sports Center began in 2018 and was completed in phases. [1] The gymnasium of the second phase was completed in April 2022.

The stadium had been the temporary home for Shenzhen in 2022 briefly. [2] After Dongguan United played home matches in the stadium for most of the 2023 China League One season, it became the club's permanent home in the 2024 season, after the club moved to Foshan while underwent a name change to Foshan Nanshi. [3]

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