Russia 2018 stadium after the World Cup! Nizhny Novgorod

During the surprisingly hot September weekend I have visited Nizhny Novgorod and the stadium built for the World Cup in Russia 2018 to see the local team, Nizhny Novgorod, play against Spartak Moscow’s farm club, Spartak 2 in the Russian FNL league (after premier league). A look inside the stadium and our support, as well as a walk along the main tourist attractions in the city.
Во время удивительно жарких сентябрьских выходных я посетил Нижний Новгород и стадион, построенный для участия в Кубке мира в России в 2018 году, чтобы увидеть местную команду, Нижний Новгород, сыграть против фармклуба «Спартак», «Спартак-2» в российской лиге ФНЛ (после премьер-лиги) , Взгляните на стадион и нашу поддержку, а также прогуляйтесь по основным туристическим достопримечательностям города.

[@regiszzz1234]

I really enjoy your videos and followed.

[@totalfootballcooks3460]

Thank you very much for your support! There will be more soon once the season resumes!

[@Cultrasnet]

Great attendances for the new stadiums :) I just hope these teams will get more active support soon

[@TheGroundHopper]

nice video dude, Liked watched the Russian version on Rocky and glad you included a map also you can see why the NN stadium seats have that design, makes it look like theres more people in the stadium but still a good turnout. lets hope that attendances can stay at a high level coming into the winter

[@totalfootballcooks3460]

Thanks you🙏🏻 Unlike some of the 2018 stadiums, this one actually matches the home teams colour scheme. Although as a newly formed club, I wouldn’t be surprised if it vanishes in a few seasons time. This never ending series of bankruptcies plagues Nizhny Novgorod for a long time... the attendance was not too bad, one full central stand, one half full, and also good turnout for one of the stands behind the goal (the one we occupied). The top was occupied too unlike the opposite stand.

[@TheGroundHopper]

@@totalfootballcooks3460 can they take seats away if needed (dont know why they would)

[@totalfootballcooks3460]

They could in theory, but there won’t be any point without major reconstruction of the stands. I know that several cities abandoned such plans