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U21 EURO venue profile: Backa Topola
Host cities

U21 EURO venue profile: Backa Topola

Backa Stadium in Backa Topola has been staging plenty of UEFA club competition games.

Serbia will welcome Europe with passionate football culture, vibrant city life, rich gastronomy and unforgettable hospitality. From Belgrade’s historic fortresses and riverside energy to the mountains, spas and natural landscapes of western and southern Serbia, 2026/27 UEFA European Under-21 Championship will combine modern stadiums, deep sporting tradition, cultural heritage and authentic local colour across the country.

Backa Stadium

Capacity: 4,597

Backa Stadium, locally known as TSC Arena, reflects the rapid rise of modern football development in Serbia. FK TSC have enjoyed plenty of UEFA club competition nights against major European teams, and the stadium combines contemporary infrastructure with an intimate football atmosphere. In 2027, Europe's future stars will compete in one of Serbia's most modern venues.

Matches at Backa Stadium, Backa Topola

17/06: C3 vs C4 (TBC)
20/06: C2 vs C4 (TBC)
23/06: C2 vs C3 (TBC)
*03/07: Olympic play-off (TBC)

*if necessary

Host city: Backa Topola

In the Vojvodina region of northern Serbia, Backa Topola is relatively small but vibrant, with influences from Serbian, Hungarian, Slovak and Rusyn cultures. In the heart of a wide, flat plain, it is famous for its parks and 20th century architecture, and is a great place to explore the beautiful natural sites of the surrounding region.

Things to do in Backa Topola

• Visit Backa Stadium and TSC Academy to find out how FK TSC became one of Serbia's modern footballing success stories.

• Enjoy Lake Bačka Topola and the peaceful landscapes of the Vojvodina region.

• Go to the Zobnatica Estate, famous for horses, equestrianism, museums and picturesque countryside.

• Visit Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, one of the city's architectural landmarks and a symbol of the region's multicultural identity. It is the tallest Catholic church in Serbia, with a tower reaching 72.7 metres.

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