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The Smallest Stadium that Was Played at the World Cup. In Antibes, Where Sweden Destroyed Cuba, in 1938, After the Caribbean Band Humiliated Romania: "The Headliner Went to Comment on the radio."
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The smallest stadium in the history of the World Cup is located in Antibes, on the French Riviera, in southern France. Inaugurated in 1912, Stade du Fort Carré, located on the Saint-Roch Peninsula, hosted the final quarters of the World Cup from 1938, on June 12, Sweden and Cuba (8.0), played in front of 6,846 spectators.The Arena visited by freedom reporters also exists today, can host up to 4,000 fans and is used by FC Antibes - Juan-les-Pins …
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