The biggest stadium in this year's World Cup.

Football City Stadium 1987 completed. Although it has only a history of more than 20 years, it bears the countless feelings of the South African people. After the renovation, the capacity of Football City Stadium will increase to 94,700 people. The opening match of the World Cup in South Africa, the final will be held in the largest stadium on the African continent. There will be four other group matches, one final 1/8 and one final 1/4.

Many large-scale sports events have been held here, such as 1995 Rugby World Cup. 1996, South Africa beat Tunisia 2-0 with two goals from former Chongqing foreign aid Mark, and was crowned the African Nations Cup here, which was the last great honor of South African football.

Aztec Stadium is located in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico. This is the official home of the Mexican national football team and the home of the Mexican American team. Aztec Stadium is the main venue for hosting the football match of 1968 Summer Olympic Games and the only stadium that has hosted two World Cup finals, at 1970 and 1986 respectively.

He also hosted the 1986 World Cup quarter-final, witnessing diego maradona's "Hand of God" and "Goal of the Century". The stadium also hosted a "century war", and Italy beat Germany 4-3 in overtime. With105,000 seats (original capacity 1 1.46 million), it is the largest stadium in Mexico and the fifth largest stadium in the world.

The San Siro Stadium (Meacha Stadium) was built in 1 in August, 0925, and completed in 15,1September, 926. The building, which can accommodate 35,000 spectators, was completed in only one year. The project cost 500 Wan Li dollars and was sponsored by Piero Pirelli, then chairman of AC Milan.

1980, this "soccer stadium" was officially named after Giuseppe Meazza, in memory of the former legendary star of Inter Milan and Italian national team.

The last reconstruction of Meazza Stadium was in 1990, and the stands were raised to the third floor, which was completed before 1990 World Cup in Italy, with a total seating capacity of 82,955.

The original name of Iduna Signal Park Stadium is "westfalen Stadium", which was sponsored by this name from June 5438 to February 2005, and is located in Dortmund. The home of the Bundesliga team Dortmund was used as the venue for four group matches, a 16 top match and the semi-final of the 2006 World Cup.

1On April 2, 974, Domonte officially moved into westfalen Stadium, and played a friendly match with Schalke 04 in the opening match, losing 0-3. 15, the first official international competition, from west Germany to Hungary. As a result, the national team won 5-0. 1974 During the World Cup, there were three group matches at Westphalia Stadium and the second group match between Brazil and the Netherlands. Domonte was relegated to Group B in 1972 and was the only German team to host the World Cup in 1974. Domonte 1976 returned to the Bundesliga and finally brought the top league to the Westphalia Stadium.

Munich Allianz Stadium, investment: 280 million euros, auditorium capacity: 66,065,438+06 Allianz Stadium was selected as the opening ceremony venue of the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

In May 2004, FIFA selected Allianz Stadium as the host of the opening ceremony of the 2006 World Cup, and the 2006 FIFA General Assembly will also be held in Munich. During the World Cup, Allianz Stadium will host the opening ceremony, 1 semi-final and four other games.

After Brazil's successful bid to host the 1950 World Cup, it began to build a new stadium as the venue for the World Cup. 1969, Pele, the "king of the ball", scored his first1000th goal on behalf of Santos in the sports field with a penalty.

In order to welcome the 20 14 World Cup, the reconstruction project of Maracana Stadium started in March of 20 10 and was completely closed in August, adding a roof to the whole five-story building, costing as much as1750,000, and reducing the capacity from 87,000 to 82,000 to meet the recommendation of FIFA. It is expected to be 2065433.

Old Trafford Stadium is a football field, located in Greater Manchester, west of Manchester City. It belongs to the home of English club Manchester United and is one of the most famous football fields in the world.

As Manchester United entered the golden age of 1960s, many improvements were made at Old Trafford Stadium. At 1959, some stands were covered so that fans could still enjoy the game in bad weather. In order to cope with the' 66 World Cup, Old Trafford had carried out improvement projects 64 years ago. It cost 350,000 pounds this time.

The magical story of the Bernabeu Stadium makes the glorious history of the stadium owner Real Madrid logical. In 2000, it was named the best club of the century by FIFA. Stifano, Puskas, Butragueno, Cristiano Ronaldo, Raul, Zidane and other eternal superstars have all galloped on the sacred grassland with white stripes in the Bernabeu.

This stadium has also hosted many unforgettable international events, the most famous of which is 1982 World Cup Final, and it is also the place where Spain won the first international prize-1964 European Cup.

Although the name of the stadium is Camp Nou, the official name of the stadium is the home of Barcelona Club, which is located in Barcelona, Spain and belongs to the home of La Liga team Barcelona. Camp Nou is the largest stadium in the whole European continent, with a seating capacity of 98,000 spectators. 1982 During the World Cup in Spain, the number of stadium seats increased to120,000.

It is also the second largest stadium in the world, second only to the legendary Maracana Stadium in Brazil. At present, modern general equipment makes it the best football venue in Europe. 1998-99 season, the European Football Association awarded it the title of "five-star" stadium.

This is a professional football field located at Wembley in London, England. With 90,000 seats, the stadium has the second largest capacity in Europe, second only to Camp Nou. Wembley Stadium has the largest canopy area in the world, and the opposite side of the stands overlooks Wembley Stadium. With the reopening of Wembley Stadium, it is generally named "New Wembley Stadium" to separate the old and new Wembley Stadium.

The old Wembley Stadium was built in 1923, nicknamed "Imperial Stadium". It used to be a world-famous football field. Because of its location in London, the capital of England, it became the home of the English football team. It has hosted the European Champions Cup finals five times, and it is also one of 17 stadiums that hosted the World Cup finals. In 2003, the new stadium project started and the original stadium structure was demolished. Originally scheduled to be completed in 2006, it was later postponed to the first half of 2007 and completed on March 9, 2007. The ownership of the stadium was transferred to the British Football Association.