A Look at World Cup Stadiums

With the excitement building for the World Cup in Qatar, it’s time to learn all you need to know about World Cup stadiums. What needs to be known about these stadiums? Are they ready? How are they being built? What about past historic finals, what stadiums hosted them? Wembley 1966 to Maracana stadium in Rio De Janeiro. Our articles we have the answers to these questions and much much, more.

Maracanã Stadium held the 1950 and 2014 World Cup Final

The Maracanã Stadium is a football stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The stadium is also known as the "Cathedral of Football" and it was once the largest stadium in the world. It has a capacity of almost 74,000 people, making it the third…

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Qatar Foundation Stadium - FIFA World Cup

The New Doha Stadium will be hosting the final and third-place matches of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, as well as being home to the country’s national team. It is located on the south side of Doha with a capacity of 40,000 spectators. The…

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Al Bayt Stadium in Qatar - FIFA World Cup

The fourth edition of the FIFA World Cup will take place in Qatar in 2022. The Al Bayt Stadium is set to be one of the stadiums that will host matches of the tournament. Qatar is halfway through constructing five new stadiums, including the Al…

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A look at Khalifa International Stadium

Khalifa International Stadium (KIS) is an association football stadium in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It is the home ground of Al-Ahli Football Club and also hosts numerous other sports, including rugby union, cricket, and Australian rules…

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Lusail Iconic Stadium - FIFA World Cup 2022

If you think football is all about kicking the ball around, you’re in for a surprise. The world of football has changed so much and taken new dimensions, that it hardly feels like the same sport anymore. While the game itself remains mostly…

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Al Wakrah Stadium - FIFA World Cup 2022

The Al Wakrah Stadium is a football stadium in Al Wakrah, Qatar for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It will have a capacity of 25,000 spectators and replace the old Al Wakrah Sports Stadium. It will host the final of the 2021 Gulf Cup of Nations. TheT…

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The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium held the 1982 World Cup Final

1982 was Spain's turn to host the FIFA World Cup and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium was the venue for the final between Italy and West Germany, where Italy won 3 - 1 in front of a 90 000 capacity crowd.…

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Stade de France Stadium held the 1998 World Cup Final

The Stade de France is a well-known football stadium, that can also be used for rugby and ice hockey. It’s situated in the town of Saint-Denis, north of Paris. With a capacity of almost 80,000 people, the stadium was opened in 1998 for the…

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A look at the famous Wembley Stadium

With a capacity of 90,000, Wembley Stadium is the third-largest stadium in the UK. First opened in 1923 and home to the English national team for almost a century, in 1966 England triumphed over West Germany in the World cup final. It was closed…

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Olympiastadion held the 1974 and 2006 World Cup Final

The Olympiastadion in Munich has been the home ground of Bayern Munich since the club was founded in 1900. It was also the ground where they won their first-ever Bundesliga title in 1965. It has been used for many high-profile events besides…

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