Al-Naft Stadium
Baghdad, Iraq
Formerly: Amanat Baghdad Stadium
Al-Naft Stadium , previously called Amanat Baghdad Stadium , sits in the Adhamidiyah district of Baghdad. It is a small venue, holding 3,000 spectators on natural grass without a running track. The ground was opened in December 2010. The stadium is home to Al-Naft SC, a team founded in 1979 under the Iraqi Ministry of Oil. The club has played here since the venue opened, though there is confusion in the records about their primary ground. Transfermarkt lists their current stadium as Sharar Haidar, a different venue that has undergone multiple renamings. However, Europlan and Wikipedia confirm the existence of Al-Naft Stadium as a distinct entity. A notable event here was the postponement of a match between Al-Naft and Al-Qasim in March 2025 due to severe flooding. The heavy rainfall exceeded the drainage system's capacity, halting play. The ground has not hosted major finals or concerts, remaining focused on its local role. The attendance record is not documented, likely due to the small capacity and limited record-keeping.