Estádio da HCB
Songo, Mozambique
Formerly: Estádio 27 de Novembro
The Estádio da HCB sits in Songo, a small town in the Cahora-Bassa District. Owned and built by Hidroeléctrica de Cahora Bassa (HCB), the company operates the massive hydropower dam nearby and founded the local club UD Songo in 1982. The stadium serves as the home ground for that club.
The capacity is consistently reported as 2,000 spectators across multiple sources, including Transfermarkt and Football Ground Map. The playing surface is natural grass. It is noted as the smallest stadium in Mocambola, the Mozambique’s top football division.
The stadium hosted an international match between Mozambique and Malawi on December 19, 2009. The date of construction is unclear, but the alternative name, Estádio 27 de Novembro, references the date HCB took majority ownership of the Cahora Bassa Dam in 2007.
There is a discrepancy in capacity figures, with one source listing 10,000. The stadium is situated at coordinates 15° 37' 0.1" S, 32° 46' 29.9" O. No information was found regarding historical changes to the capacity or any renovations.