The stadium has witnessed the history of the World Cup in 1970 and 1986. In this football field, Pele had shown his ability to shuffle the ball and outwit opponents. Pele managed to bring Brazil's 1970 World Cup champion, by beating Italy 4-1. In 1986, Diego Maradona displays one of his best games. At that time, Argentina managed to bulldoze Germany.
9. Nou Camp, Barcelona, Spain
This field was established in 1957 with the U.S. spent $ 3 million. Nou Camp is the largest soccer field in Europe, with a capacity of 120,000 spectators and a host of the 1982 World Cup.
8. Old Trafford, Manchester, England
This is one of the stadiums that never escape the melee. Therefore, do not be surprised if on the day of the match, police officers around all corners of the stadium. Understand it, of the 68,000 seats are available, only 3,000 seats reserved for supporters opponent. As a result, they are not assigned to a seat, much to the chagrin and take it out with angry. Do not be surprised if Manchester United always win when playing here.
7. Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid, Spain
Real Madrid is one of the oldest football teams in Europe. Although already established since 1902, but Real Madrid have not had a 'cage' own until finally born Chamartin Stadium 1924. Unfortunately, Chamartin devastated by civil war Spain, and the local government then set up the Santiago Bernabeu on the land in 1947. The stadium is the venue of the 1982 World Cup final. Now, this stadium is being modified and is expected to be completed in 2005. Renovations done on a large scale, but will not reduce the uniqueness and history have been made.
6. Louis II, Monte Carlo, Monaco
The stadium in question is a new version of the Louis II Stadium, which was built in 1937. This stadium is a stadium relocation itersebut, and inaugurated in 1985. The stadium which has a typical architecture of this Monaco, has a seating capacity for 200,000 people, and is one of the most comfortable stadium in Europe.
5. Maracana, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
Brazil Everyone seems to like football. No wonder when the local parliament to make the stadium with a capacity of 125,000 seats this. unfortunately, the place and even then seems to still be expanded. The stadium is purposely built for the sake of World Cup 1950, to accommodate 200,000 fans overwhelmed the two teams that competed at the 1950 World Cup there. This historic stadium to spend U.S. $ 40 million for renovation costs.
4. San Siro, Milan, Italy
In Italy, people can not separate the San Siro from football. Home teams Inter Milan and AC Milan, is one of the few places in Italy for sports. The stadium has a capacity of 80,000 seats with an incredible arrangement of beautiful light. There are VIP lounges and bars local fans.
3. Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy
Italy suda two-time World Cup organizers. First, in 1934, the World Cup was held at the Stadio Del PFN, and the second, namely the 1990 World Cup final in this stadium. The stadium was also witness to the history of the failure of teams AS Roma won prestige through finalti against Liverpool in 1984. In June 2001, millions of billions of dollars injected to renovate the stadium.
From the name, you might think Iran is not an ideal place for honeymooners, but this country has many beautiful places, including the stadium which can accommodate 100,000 spectators. The stadium has been used for the Asian Games 1974.
1. International Stadium Yokohama, Yokohama, Japan
2002 to World Cup history because, for the first time held in Asia, and organized by the two Asian countries as well. The stadium was built at a cost of Yen 60 mylar is able to accommodate 70,000 spectators. The specialty of this stadium is covered by green grass Japanese nature, which are maintained in particular. The stadium has a hot water pipe network is buried beneath it, the roof can be opened and closed, two giant screens, 824 lights and is equipped tool to reduce the shadow
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