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Multidesportivo Sporting
Construction
Location	Lisbon, Portugal
Owner	Sporting CP
Type	Arena
Genre(s)	Swimming Table Tennis Gymnastics Shooting sports Combat sports
Capacity	+4000
Opened	4 January 2004 (2004-01-04)
Renovated	2015/16

Multidesportivo Sporting is a multi-sports arena located in Lisbon, next to the Estádio José Alvalade and it is the home of many Sporting CP sports.

Organization

Floor -1

Pools

Floor 0

Table Tennis - Sports room with 50-seat bench
Multifunctional gyms

Floor 2

Gymnastics gyms
Combat sports gyms

Floor 3

Handball, basketball, futsal and volleyball training arena - bench with 150 seats

References

"Club infrastructures" (in Portuguese). Sporting CP. Retrieved 14 March 2020.

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Players Managers Presidents Supporters Seasons International Records and statistics Current season
Stadiums	Estádio do Campo Grande (1917–1937) Estádio do Lumiar (1937–1956) Estádio José Alvalade (1956–2003) Estádio José Alvalade (2003–present)
Training ground	Academia Sporting
Indoor arena	Pavilhão João Rocha
Rivalries	Lisbon derby FC Porto rivalry Big Three
Media	Jornal Sporting Sporting TV
Other teams	Sporting CP B Sporting CP Youth Academy Sporting CP (women's football)
Other sports	Athletics Basketball Beach soccer Billiards Cycling Futsal Handball Roller hockey Rugby union Swimming Table tennis
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