History and description

Sports Complex E.A. Streltsov, initially called Torpedo Stadium, opened on September 7, 1960. The first decade it was just a training ground for Torpedo, and it took until 1977 for the first match to be played at the stadium. In 1978, Torpedo Moscow moved into the new home arena, which had been built to accommodate 16,000 spectators. At the same time, the stadium's original stand was expanded to provide a proper football ground.

In 1997, the stadium that was previously known as Torpedo Stadium was renamed after former Torpedo player Eduard Streltsov. At the same time, Torpedo moved out temporarily and the stadium became home to FC Moscow.

The stadium underwent renovation in 1998 with new seats installed, which resulted in a reduction in capacity to 13,450 seats.

Torpedo briefly moved back in again between 2010 and 2013, and then moved out again playing at a number of smaller venues. In 2017, it moved back in again.

How to get to Torpedo Sports Complex

The complex has a stadium that seats 30,000 people and a practice field that can accommodate 10,000 people. The Sports Complex E.A. Streltsov is located in the south of Moscow on the east bank of the Moscow River. It is located about 5 kilometers south of Red Square in the center of Moscow. The stadium seats 30,000 people and the practice field can accommodate 10,000 people. The stadium is located a 10-minute walk away from Metro Station Avtozavodskaya, which is on the green line 2 that crosses right through Moscow's city center.

Address: Vostochnaya Ulitsa, 4?, Moscow, 115280

Torpedo Tickets

Torpedo Moscow tickets can be bought online. The price range for tickets to watch the match at the main stand is from 300 rubles on the side opposite the stand, to 700 rubles for a central seat at the main stand.

Email [email protected] for more information.

Useful Internet Links

The official website of Torpedo Moscow provides information on the club and its performances. Mosmetro offers information on the Moscow metro network.