World famous stadium names

NO.1 Real Madrid’s home stadium—Santiago Bernabeu

Location: Spain-Madrid Capacity: 74,634 Reasons for selection: All 70,000 fans on the field were safely evacuated within 8 minutes Introduction: On December 14, 1947, the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium held its official inauguration ceremony. In 1993, the stadium spent 12 million euros on safety improvements to the stadium. Whenever there is a game in the renovated stadium, all 53 doors in the stadium can be automatically opened at the same time within 30 seconds. All corridor lights are activated immediately. All stairs are non-slip. Real Madrid Club has 190 private security personnel. All obstacles or suspicious objects can be cleared within 30 minutes. In addition, there are 210 electronic eyes in the stadium and 27 safety gates in the middle corner of the stadium from which some spectators can evacuate. The entire course is unobstructed. NO.2 AC Milan/Inter Milan's home stadium - Meazza Stadium

Location: Italy - Milan Capacity: 85,700 Reasons for selection: The best seats - "Sky Box" Introduction: The stadium is officially built On September 19, 1926, it took 120 construction workers one and a half months to complete the construction. The entire project cost a total of 5 million lire, which is equivalent to 350 million lire today. The layout of the stadium is also very special. The entire stadium looks like two horns, and the stadium expands towards the top in a pyramid-like manner in the form of terraces. The towers at the four corners are the main beams of the stadium, supporting the entire stadium. The entire stadium is built with materials such as reinforced concrete and transparent polycarbonate, which provides good protection for this weird-looking tilted building.

There is also a member room on the upper floor, the so-called "sky box". Not only can they eat, drink and have fun in the stadium, they can also use the box as a simple office and use various convenient telecommunications facilities. You can talk business and watch football at the same time. There is a wide-screen TV and many overlooking telescopes in the box, which can be said to be the best seat for watching football. NO.3 Bayern Munich's home stadium - Olympiastadion

Location: Germany - Munich Capacity: 69,060 people Reason for selection: Expensive "fishnet tent" Introduction: Munich Olympic Stadium, located in Munich Olympic Park, is for It was built to welcome the 1972 Olympic Games. The Munich Olympic Park is a highly concentrated group of large-scale sports buildings. Construction began in 1968 and was officially completed in 1972.

The most surprising thing is that half of the stadium is roofed, with a tent-style roof composed of several "fishing nets" suspended by 50 hanging posts. Some hanging posts are more than 80 meters high. With an area of ??75,000 square meters, it is the largest rooftop in the world, equivalent to 10 football fields. This "fish net tent" is translucent and is entirely made of artificial plexiglass. It is said that the cost of this roof exceeded 100 million marks, making it the most expensive in the world at that time. The unique conception and unique shape make it a miracle in the history of world architecture.

The transparent roof ensures sufficient light, and the rich changes in light and shadow give people sitting in the stands a sense of light space, as if they are in a beautiful and crystal clear art world. NO.4 Barcelona's home stadium - Camp Nou

Location: Italy - Barcelona Capacity: 115,000 Reasons for selection: Grand opening ceremony Introduction: Barcelona's new home stadium at Camp Nou on September 24, 1957 The stadium was officially declared open for use. The stadium construction committee decided to hold a special celebration ceremony.

That day happened to be the Messer Day, and the entire Barcelona citizens were dressed up in the colors of the Barcelona club. The opening ceremony began with a mass, presided over by Cardinal Modrego of Barcelona, ??and the fans in the audience were very solemn. The choir then sang "Hallelujah" and all Catalan sports clubs took part in the procession. In the afternoon, FC Barcelona played a friendly match here with a team from Warsaw, Poland. In the end, Barcelona won 4-2, and Martinez scored the first goal in the history of Camp Nou for Barcelona.

During the intermission, 1,500 Barcelona Dance Troupe performed the Catalan traditional dance Sardana. This began a new era in Barcelona's history. NO.5 Juventus’ home stadium - Alpi Stadium

Location: Turin, Italy Capacity: 69,014 Reasons for selection: The first public stadium to be bought by a private organization Introduction: Because The Alpi Stadium is not a dedicated football stadium. The track between the stadium and the stands affects the atmosphere of watching the game. In addition, Turin itself has a small population, so even for a wealthy team like Juventus, the stadium is often full. To change this situation, Juventus plans to renovate the Alpi Stadium. After six years of arduous negotiations, in December 2002, the Turin Municipal Council approved Juventus Club’s plan to renovate the Alpi Stadium. This also wrote a new page in the history of Italian football: before this, there had never been a public stadium. ***The stadium was purchased by a private entity.

According to the agreement reached between Juventus and the Turin Municipal Government, Juventus will acquire the right to use the Alpi Stadium for 99 years for 24 million euros. The lease agreement was signed on January 31, 2003. Juventus is preparing to invest 110 million euros in a comprehensive renovation of the stadium. In the future, the Del Alpi Stadium will accommodate up to 41,000 people instead of the current 69,041 people, and will eliminate the sports track in the stadium to bring the spectator seats closer to the stadium. NO.6 Boca Juniors’ home stadium - Bombonera Stadium

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Capacity: 60,425 Reasons for selection: Looks like a candy box Introduction: In the quiet Along the Rio de la Plata, there is a football stadium that looks like a candy box. This is the Estadio Bombonera, the home stadium of the famous Argentinian team Boca Juniors.

If River Plate is a team for the middle class and rich people, then Boca is a club that entrusts the dreams of civilians. Many Boca stars have come out of the slums, such as the football king Maradona, and Carlos Tevez, who bet on his football skills with people on the street for two sausages. It is precisely because of this background that the Candy Box Stadium is regarded as a resort by Boca fans. On game days, crazy Boca fans will shout hysterically and cheer, making the ground inside and outside the stadium tremble. This candy box-like design makes the stadium feel breathtaking. NO.7 Manchester's home stadium - Old Trafford Stadium

Location: England - Manchester Capacity: 76,000 Reasons for selection: It has the best lawn in the world Introduction: Old Trafford Stadium has the world's best lawn The most outstanding lawn, 116 yards long and 76 yards wide, is planted with 4 different colors of grass. The design of the stadium is equally outstanding, pursuing a solemn and magnificent visual effect in the use of colors: the seats on all sides are mostly the same red as Manchester United's jerseys, the north stand is made of white seats with a huge word "MANCHESTER UNITED", and the east and west stands are Leave it to the team’s biggest sponsor. The expanded Old Trafford Stadium can accommodate 76,000 fans to watch the game. It is an out-and-out "dream theater" in the Premier League. NO.8 Newcastle United's home stadium - St. James' Park

Location: England - Newcastle Capacity: 68,386 people Reason for selection: The stadium slopes downwards from north to south by a full 18 feet Introduction: As England's domestic As a veteran team, Newcastle's most commendable thing is its excellent home results. In fact, St. James' Park has always been known as "the most difficult home stadium to conquer in the league". For example, Bolton Wanderers have never won on this ground since 1953, including Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal. The traditional strong teams including the top three are also afraid of this place. On February 21 this year, the Chelsea team that was unbeatable in the 2006-07 season lost 0:1 at St. James' Park and were eliminated from the FA Cup. The dream of "four crowns" was shattered overnight.

Does this have something to do with the tilt of the court? NO.9 Rose Bowl Football Stadium

Location: United States - Los Angeles Capacity: 92,542 people Reason for selection: has a romantic name, a beautiful memory Introduction: Although there is no football tradition, the United States still became the 1994 host of the World Cup. During the month that the World Cup was held, the atmosphere of the World Cup infected everyone. As the host of the final, the Rose Bowl Stadium hosted many games. The Brazilian team became the first team in history to win four championships here. It has also hosted the Women's World Cup finals and the Olympic Games. This stadium has a romantic name: the Rose Bowl, and the reason why it is remembered by us is more because of Baggio's lonely back in 1994 and the sigh of China's sonorous rose in 1999. NO.10 Maracana Stadium

Location: Brazil - Rio de Janeiro Capacity: 200,000 Reasons for selection: The football stadium with the largest capacity in the world! Beyond the meaning of architecture! Introduction: In people's minds, Maracana Stadium is synonymous with "the best in the world". The official name of this stadium that can accommodate 200,000 people is "Estadio Mario Filho". It is owned by the municipality of Rio de Janeiro and is 110 meters long. , 75 meters wide. The 1950 World Cup was the biggest motivation for Brazilians to build the Maracana Stadium. Construction started on August 2, 1948, and approximately 10,000 workers participated in the construction.

Unlike the platforms of other stadiums in the world, the platforms of the Maracan? Stadium are located in deep ditches around the lawn, and their height is much lower than the turf. At the entrance to the Maracana Stadium, Brazil's famous stars have left their footprints. On November 19, 1969, Pele scored the 1,000th goal of his football career at the Maracan? Stadium. In 2000, the 50th birthday of the Maracana Stadium, Brazilian sports reporters selected the "40 Maracana Stars", including Pele, Zico, Romario, Bebeto... Simply It is said that Maracan? transcends the category of architecture and sublimates to a higher meaning.