The phrase "a stadium that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a stadium with specific features or characteristics.
Example: "The city is proud to have a stadium that has a capacity of over 50,000 spectators."
Alternatives: "a stadium featuring" or "a stadium equipped with".
Glendale wants Infinity Park to be a rugby stadium, not a stadium that has rugby.
This is an awesome opportunity for our players to play in a stadium that has hosted a World Cup Final, and a great experience for their careers".
Even when it schedules a game in a stadium that has it, sod is laid down for the game, no matter the cost.
"The prospect of playing in front of 60,000 people next year really catches my attention, and it is a stadium that has so much history.
The baseball team won the Sun Belt Conference tournament and advanced to the N.C.A.A. tournament last season despite playing in a stadium that has yet to fully repair its lighting system.
The expansion, which is to add 14,000 seats to a stadium that has a capacity of 41,500, took a hit in December when New Jersey, citing a budget crunch, withdrew $30 million in loans.
Puerto Rico dominated the game, played before an estimated 5,000 spectators in a stadium that had seen better days.
The Red Bulls are now scheduled to play the return match, what is considered the home-field advantage, on Wednesday night at a stadium that had power restored only in the last day.
"I don't know when it's going to hit me," Blake said in his interview, addressing a stadium that had emptied considerably as the match wended past midnight.
Not many people remember it, but in 1926, the league's seventh year of existence, a team known as the Hartford Blues played its home games at the East Hartford Velodrome, a stadium that had been built for bicycle racing.
SANTIAGO, Chile — Eight retired army officers were charged on Friday with the murder of a popular songwriter and theater director, Víctor Jara, who was tortured and killed days after the 1973 military coup in a stadium that had been turned into a detention center.
