A football and athletics stadium. Part of the Olympic complex "Mohamed Boudiaf". Looks like a horseshoe. Not Covered. Architect: Oscar Niemeyer. Refers to the Independence Day of Algeria on 5 July 1962. Inaugurated in 1972. The capacity: 66~80k.

If you want to get disturbed while watching your favourite team you can come to this stadium. Supporters are so smoking and cursing each other all the time. I didn't like the atmosphere inside.

A very beautiful stadium It is among the best stadiums in Algeria and is also one of the oldest. It is distinguished by the splendor of the artistic paintings raised by the fans

Nice stadium but needs renovation.

A beautiful place to practice sports and have a picnic with ur family. Come train with the best coach. Fitness. Lose fat. Cardio with @boxfitdz

Stade du 5 Juillet 1962 (English: 5 July 1962 Stadium, Arabic: ملعب 5 جويلية 1962‎) (the name refers to 5 July 1962, the day Algeria declared independence), is a football and athletics stadium located in Algiers, Algeria. The stadium was inaugurated in 1972 with a capacity of 95,000.

Total anarchie in the parking lot it's a good space to learn to drive the good think in the police presence

What an amazing place. Beautiful built with all infrastructure you need, history of this place is amazing, with all other objects you need. If you want fun fact inquire about "OSCAR", evey object in this sport komplex has an letter and gives abkve mentioned name. Amazing. All in all a good place.

A historcal stadium 🏟 Based in Dely Brahim in Algiers, it's the biggest and among the oldest stadium in Algeria. The complex contains several sports, including swimming and athletics. The place is big and beautiful to walk around. I recommend it

Great Stadium with a lot of atmosphère

Nice and large one in all of Algeria

Nice place for resting with family or doing Sports.

The best stadium in africa

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Beautiful stadium and great atmosphere, just hope it doesn't rain..

Nice place to for driving classes to young drivers

Stadium can host up to 90.000 thousands supporters. It is an icon in our country.

Amazing

Cooool

Great atmosphere, unforgettable moments!"

5 July 1962 Stadium is a multi-use football stadium located in the municipality of Dali Ibrahim in the Algerian capital . It was named after the date of Algeria’s independence from French colonialism on July 5, 1962. It is part of the Mohamed Boudiaf sports complex. The stadium had a capacity of 93,000 spectators, but the entry was organized Supporters and put chairs to decrease to 76,000 supporters, and the largest attendance of the stadium in the 1990 African Cup of Nations final between Algeria and Nigeria , Algeria won 1-0 and won the championship at the time, and the number of fans reached about 105,000 supporters. [1] Currently it is the largest stadium in Algeria and one of the largest in Africa , and the stadium hosts many events, including the Algerian Cup final annually, in addition to the Algerian national team’s international matches, and in addition to football matches, the stadium hosts athletics events such as the Algeria Athletics Forum annually and many great demonstrations in the past, continentally and regionally .