Sportima Arena

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Sportima Arena
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Sportima Arena
Location Vilnius, Lithuania
Coordinates 54°42′30″N25°14′11″E / 54.70833°N 25.23639°E / 54.70833; 25.23639
Owner Sportima
Capacity 3,157
Opened2001

Sportima Arena or Sportima Sports Hall is an indoor arena in Vilnius.

The arena has an indoor football field used for wrestling trainings.

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