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DescriptionDinamo Stadium (2006).jpg

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Date
30 December 2007 (original upload date)
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Tico189 at English Wikipedia


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  • 2007-12-30 12:46 Tico189 1600×1200× (413664 bytes) Dinamo stadium as of 2006



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The following pages on the English Wikipedia link to this file (pages on other projects are not listed):


  • 2002–03 Divizia A

  • 2003–04 Divizia A

  • 2004–05 Divizia A

  • 2005–06 Divizia A

  • 2006–07 Liga I

  • 2007–08 Liga I

  • 2008–09 Liga I

  • 2009–10 Liga I

  • 2010–11 Liga I

  • 2011–12 Liga I

  • 2012–13 Liga I

  • 2013–14 Liga I

  • 2014–15 Liga I

  • 2015–16 Liga I

  • 2016–17 Liga I

  • 2017–18 Liga I

  • 2018–19 Liga I

  • FC Dinamo București

  • History of FC Dinamo București

  • Patrick Ekeng

  • Stadionul Dinamo

  • User:MiniHooper/sandbox

  • Portal:Romanian football

  • Portal:Romanian football/Selected picture

  • Portal:Romanian football/Selected picture/5



Global file usage



The following other wikis use this file:



  • Usage on ar.wikipedia.org

    • ستاديونول دينامو



  • Usage on azb.wikipedia.org

    • دینامو ایستادیومو



  • Usage on de.wikipedia.org

    • Dinamo Bukarest

    • Dinamo-Stadion (Bukarest)

    • Vorlage Diskussion:Hauptseite Aktuelles/Archiv/2009/August

    • Portal:Rumänien/Sport

    • Portal:Rumänien/Sport/Fußballstadien

    • FC Voluntari



  • Usage on es.wikipedia.org

    • Stadionul Dinamo

    • Anexo:Estadios de fútbol de Rumanía



  • Usage on fr.wikipedia.org

    • Patrick Ekeng



  • Usage on it.wikipedia.org

    • Stadio Dinamo (Bucarest)



  • Usage on nl.wikipedia.org

    • Dinamo Boekarest



  • Usage on pl.wikipedia.org

    • Stadion Dinamo w Bukareszcie



  • Usage on pt.wikipedia.org

    • Estádio Dínamo de Bucareste

    • Liga I 2010-11



  • Usage on ro.wikipedia.org

    • FC Dinamo București

    • Listă de stadioane de fotbal din România

    • Stadionul Dinamo

    • Liga I 2010-2011

    • Liga I 2014–2015

    • Liga I 2015-2016

    • Liga I 2016-2017

    • Liga I 2017-2018

    • Liga I 2018-2019



  • Usage on ru.wikipedia.org

    • Динамо (стадион, Бухарест)



  • Usage on uk.wikipedia.org

    • Ліга I 2015—2016

    • Ліга I 2016—2017

    • Ліга I 2017—2018

    • Динамо (стадіон, Бухарест)

    • Ліга I 2018—2019



  • Usage on www.wikidata.org

    • Q1226240







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