World Stadiums Guide
From the Nou Camp to the New Den.Wiki stadiums is the Football Stadium Guide.
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Wiki stadiums is the Football Stadium Guide.
Stadium Guide
World Football Stadiums Guide
Wikistadiums is the complete Football Stadium Picture Guide and Football Stadium Wiki. All the information you need to know about World Stadiums including stadium name, capacity and tennants is listed on Wiki Stadiums the complete Stadium Guide.Current Top World Stadiums
- Estadio Azteca, Mexico
Capacity: 110000
Club America
View Stadium Detail - Camp Nou, Spain
Capacity: 98772
FC Barcelona
View Stadium Detail - Soccer City, South Africa
Capacity: 91141
South Africa national football team
View Stadium Detail - Wembley Stadium, England
Capacity: 90000
England national football team
View Stadium Detail - Olimpiyskiy, Ukraine
Capacity: 83450
Ukraine national football team
View Stadium Detail - Estadio Olimpico Universitario, Mexico
Capacity: 83186
Club Universidad Nacional Pumas Dorados de la UNAM
View Stadium Detail - Estadio do Maracana, Brazil
Capacity: 82238
Clube de Regatas do Flamengo
View Stadium Detail - Santiago Bernabeu, Spain
Capacity: 80354
Real Madrid C.F.
View Stadium Detail - Signal Iduna Park, Germany
Capacity: 80001
Borussia Dortmund
View Stadium Detail
All-Seater Stadiums
Most Football Stadiums in England, Spain and The Netherlands/Holland are all-seater stadiums with English FA Premier League and FIFA World Cup qualifying matches requiring that all spectators be seated during games. This rule has mainly been brought in since the Taylor Report, which gave recommendations to improve stadium safety after poor stadium design where some or all sectators stand to view the game contributed to distaters such as Hillsborough and Heysel. The first all-seater stadiums were in Scotland where wooden benches were bolted to exposed terraces at both Clydebank's Kilbowie Park and Aberdeen's Pittodrie Stadium which was later declared the Scotland's first all-seater, all-covered stadium. View all Stadiums in ScotlandFifa World Cup 2010 Stadium Guide
With the Fifa World Cup taking place in South Africa why not check out our complete World Cup Stadiums Guide. World Cup StadiumsStadiums by Continent
European Stadiums, North American Stadiums, Africa StadiumsStadiums in Europe by Country
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USA, Canada, MexicoStadiums in South America by Country
Argentina, BrazilStadiums in Asia by Country
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