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Zhukovsky Stadium was an American football stadium in St. Petersburg, Russia. It was operated by Saint Petersburg State University and was home to SKA St. Petersburg State (American football and soccer) and the St. Petersburg Griffins. It had a capacity of 31,000, making it the largest university football stadium in Europe at the late 24th century.

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rdfs:comment	Zhukovsky Stadium was an American football stadium in St. Petersburg, Russia. It was operated by Saint Petersburg State University and was home to SKA St. Petersburg State (American football and soccer) and the St. Petersburg Griffins. It had a capacity of 31,000, making it the largest university football stadium in Europe at the late 24th century.
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abstract	Zhukovsky Stadium was an American football stadium in St. Petersburg, Russia. It was operated by Saint Petersburg State University and was home to SKA St. Petersburg State (American football and soccer) and the St. Petersburg Griffins. It had a capacity of 31,000, making it the largest university football stadium in Europe at the late 24th century. In 2400, the European High School Championship of American Football was held there, pitting the Sovetsk Direction Senior High Kants and the Institut de Marquain Porcelaine. It was ultimately won by Belgium 27-20. (Star Trek: False Vacuum: "Dear Sixteen-Year-Old Me")

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