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Chongqing Yanghe Stadium stands at 6 Yanghe North Road in Jiangbei District, in the Huangnibang area next to the Guanyinqiao retail district and Jiujie. Built by the Lifan group in 2001 at a cost of 80 million yuan, the ground covers about 258 mu and its terracing holds 32,000 spectators; the site originally formed part of a Lifan training base with several pitches and a club building. After a 2005 refit it was described as the first dedicated football stadium in China owned by a club and located inside a city-centre training base. It served as the home of Chongqing Lifan, and on 15 November 2008 Lifan beat Nanjing Youyou 3-2 here to win promotion to the top flight. When the club moved its home games to the Chongqing Olympic Sports Center in 2009 the stadium was mainly used for reserve-league and youth matches, and it fell idle after the club was dissolved in 2022. An urban renewal project, Yudi Yanghe Sports Center, has since started on the site: about 24,500 sqm of land will carry roughly 68,900 sqm of floor area in a sports, retail and cultural complex branded Yanghe No. 6, with the first phase expected to open during 2026. The ground is now owned by Chongqing Yudi Vision City Operation Management, the vehicle for the renewal, about 1.2 km from Jiazhoulu station on Metro Line 3; buses 141, 411 and 879 stop at Yanghe Stadium, and the surrounding Huangnibang neighbourhood is a mature residential and flower-market district.