沈阳铁西体育场

Shenyang Tiexi Stadium at 66 Zhonggong North Street was started on 30 June 2006 and completed in June 2008 at a cost of about 120 million yuan, covering 140,000 square metres with 35,000 square metres of building floor area. It was built as a backup match venue for the 2008 Beijing Olympic football tournament and originally held 28,815 seats. The stadium served as the home of Liaoning FC from 2008 to 2013 and again from 2016 to 2019; after a relegation play-off in November 2019 it fell idle as the club dissolved and was closed to the public for a period. In early 2025 Shenyang began a rebuild, excavating the bowl, renewing services, replacing the running track with grass and installing a colour screen and new seats. Work finished in May and the ground reopened on 31 May as the home of Liaoning Tieren, who beat Shijiazhuang Kungfu 1-0 in front of 37,589 spectators. It is now Shenyang's first football-specific stadium, seating about 40,000 with stands close to the pitch, giving the sightlines and noise of a European club ground. In the 2025 season Tieren clinched promotion to the Chinese Super League with two rounds to spare, bringing top-flight football back to the city. The venue also hosts training, youth matches and public fitness sessions, and stands as one of the few large public spaces created in the renewal of the Tiexi industrial district. Its reopening also restored public access to a ground that had been closed for several years.