Have you ever visited one of these Soccer Stadiums? Check them out!
10- Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta, Indonesia
Year of construction: 1962.
Capacity: 88,306 spectators.

9- Azadi Stadium, Tehran, Iran
Meaning of the name: Freedom
Capacity: 90,000 spectators.

8- Wembley Stadium, London, England
Remodeled for: The 2012 London Olympics
Capacity: 90,000 spectators.

7- Rose Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, California
Year of construction: Between 1922 and 1923.
Facts: It is used for the practice of college football, but it was also the scene of the 1994 World Cup final in the United States.
Capacity: 92,542 spectators.

6- Soccer City Stadium, South Africa
Official name: FNB Stadium
Opening date: 1989.
Facts: It hosted the final of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
Capacity: 94,736 spectators.

5- Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain
Opening date: 24 September 1957
Capacity: 99,354 spectators

4- Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne, Australia
Year of construction: 1853.
Year of remodelling: 1999.
Facts: This stadium was used in the 1956 Melbourne Olympics. Cricket, football and Australian soccer are played here.
Capacity: 100,024 spectators.

3- Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, Mexico
Opening date: 29 May 1966.
Capacity: 105,064 spectators.
Facts: It was used as a stage for two World Cup finals.

2- Salt Lake Stadium, outside Calcutta, India
Facts: Home of Atletico Kolkata, Atletico de Madrid’s franchise in India.
Capacity: 120,000 spectators.

1- Rungnado May Day Stadium, Pyonyang, North Korea
Opening date: 1 May 1989.
Capacity: 150,000 spectators.

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