Stadionul Petrolul

Ilie Oană is the name on the gates now, but Petrolul's ground still carries the old identity.

The pitch runs on natural grass with drainage and irrigation built in, and all 15,073 seats sit under cover. FC Petrolul Ploiești plays its home fixtures here, though the ground has also hosted visitors passing through without a base of their own — Chindia Târgoviște and Sepsi OSK among them — and the Romanian national team came through once, drawing 13,898 for a qualifier against the Faroe Islands in March 2015.

Anyone searching for "Stadionul Petrolul" should be careful: the name belongs to smaller grounds in Băicoi and Moinești too, and to a Petrolul Stadium in Potcoava. This one, in Ploiești, is the Petrolul ground people mean when they talk about the club.