The following is alist offootballstadiums in Slovenia, ordered byseating capacity. Only stadiums with a seating capacity of 1,000 or more are included.

No.	Image	Stadium	Capacity	City	Home team	Opened
1		Stožice Stadium	16,038[1][2]	Ljubljana	NK Olimpija Ljubljana NK Bravo	2010
2		Stadion Z'dežele	13,059[3]	Celje	NK Celje	2003
3		Ljudski vrt	11,709[4][5]	Maribor	NK Maribor	1952
4		Izola City Stadium	5,085[6]	Izola	NK Izola	1964
5		Fazanerija City Stadium	4,506[7]	Murska Sobota	NŠ Mura	1936
6		Bonifika Stadium	4,047[8]	Koper	FC Koper	1948
7		Nova Gorica Sports Park	3,100[9]	Nova Gorica	ND Gorica	1964
		Domžale Sports Park	3,100	Domžale	NK Radomlje	1948
9		Šiška Sports Park	2,308[10]	Ljubljana		1931
10		Stanko Mlakar Stadium	2,060[11]	Kranj	NK Triglav Kranj	1963
11		Lendava Sports Park	2,000[12]	Lendava	NK Nafta 1903	1946
12		Dravograd Sports Centre	1,918[13]	Dravograd	NK Dravograd	1995
13		Ob Jezeru City Stadium	1,864[14]	Velenje	NK Rudar Velenje	1955
14		Ajdovščina City Stadium	1,630[15]	Ajdovščina	ND Primorje	1929
15		Ptuj City Stadium	1,592[16]	Ptuj		1954
16		Loka Stadium	1,517	Črnomelj	NŠ Bela Krajina	1955
17		Ivančna Gorica Stadium	1,500[17]	Ivančna Gorica	NK Ivančna Gorica	1973
18		Matija Gubec Stadium	1,470[18]	Krško	NK Krško Posavje	1946
19		Beltinci Sports Park	1,346[19]	Beltinci	ND Beltinci	1959
20		Rajko Štolfa Stadium	1,310[20]	Sežana	NK Tabor Sežana	1920
21		Aluminij Sports Park	1,200[21]	Kidričevo	NK Aluminij	1950
22		Zagorje City Stadium	1,080[22]	Zagorje ob Savi	NK Zagorje	1951
23		Ilirija Sports Park	1,000[23]	Ljubljana	ND Ilirija 1911	1963
		Rudar Sports Park	1,000[24]	Trbovlje	NK Rudar Trbovlje	1962
		Rogaška Slatina Sports Centre	1,000[25]	Rogaška Slatina	NK Rogaška	1948

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