King Power Stadium link with the past, while others refer to the ground as Freeman's Wharf, after the area of the city in which the stadium is situated. During the 2015 Rugby World Cup and the 2016–17 UEFA Champions League, the stadium was known as the Leicester City Stadium. The King Power Stadium has four stands that each join in an enclosed design and, like many other football stadia in England, its stands are named for the cardinal points of the compass (i.e. The North, East, South and West stands respectively). The away supporters are situated in the corner between the North and
Charentsavan City Stadium Charentsavan City Stadium Charentsavan City Stadium (), is a multipurpose stadium in Charentsavan, Armenia, mainly used for football games, as well as local events of athletics. It was opened in 1970 and has a capacity of 5,000 spectators. It served as a home ground to FC Moush Charentsavan between 1990 and 1994, when the club was dissolved and retired from professional football. On the occasion of the "2017 Charentsavan youth capital of Armenia", the stadium's pitch was replaced with an artificial turf in September 2016. The renovation process was financed by the Football Federation of Armenia. It is envisaged to