The largest stadium (With a capacity of 54,549) of Georgia, Boris Paichadze stadium which was formerly known as the Lenin Dinamo Arena, is located in Tbilisi. Built-in 1976, it is the home stadium of the Dinamo Tbilisi and also serves as a stamping ground for the Georgia National Rugby Union team and the Georgia National Football team. It was built by architect Gia Kudiani and had been named after Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Dinamo, one of the great Russian leaders. But in 1995, it was renamed after famous Georgian footballer Boris Paichadze.
Dinamo Tbilisi's former stadium was the Central Stadium. But the capacity of the stadium was not much that time. Thus, the demand for a bigger stadium gave rise to the construction of Boris Paichadze Stadium in 1976. It was the third largest stadium in Soviet Russia at that time with a capacity of 74,354. 
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