@Silwian Silviu the Hill sixteen stand has historical significance so it remains without seats, for sports like soccer where seating is mandatory for international games that lowers the capacity
Still at 76000 with seats for soccer Internationals. Signal iduna in Dortmund is 82000 for BL games only, reduced to 65K for UCL matches. Either way, Croke Park should've been here. Or is Ireland 🇮🇪 in Europe??
No the Stadium is in Germany in Stuttgart because the largest is in Stuttgart and the Stadium in Stuttgart has over 60,000 seats,so it's not in Atlanta
I remember the one and only time I went to Camp Nou. I can vividly remember the first 30 minutes, just being in utter awe. I just couldn’t believe how colossal this stadium was. Man, I can’t wait to go back!
Brilliant to see Celtic Park on this list and on another program, but croke park Dublin has one of the biggest grounds in Europe over 80.000 should have been on the list
@@aodhanmccrudden8973 in fairness that's only because Hill 16 is terraces. If you put seating in there then I'd suspect the number drops to somewhere in the 70k region...
Croke Park in Dublin, 82000 capacity. That's mighty impressive for a little nation. It's a Gaelic football stadium it should have been on the the list.
@@escalope5553 Debatable, Croke Park has hosted 13 international association football matches there and Wembley stadium has even more Rugby League matches.
@@abfan8333 because there is a housing estate right behind that stand. the stadium tried to buy them out but they wouldnt go. yea really embarrassing that
@@derekrushe Only 3% of Turkey is considered to be part of Europe, and that 3% is neither Western Europe nor part of the EU. It's culturally _not_ at all European but instead Middle Eastern, and it's an Islamic country (in Europe there is no nation under Islam since they all were founded on Christianity). Indeed, 97% of Turkey is in the Asian continent, thus making Turkey part of Asia. Lastly, the conflicting relationship between Turkey and Armenia as well as between Turkey and Greece makes it definitely a non-European country, for European nations live peacefully with one another.
@marklanders6833 that's unbelievable gibberish. Christianity had zero to do with the founding of any European countries, none. Greece for example has been around for a few thousand years prior to the birth of Christ . And Kosovo, Albania, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kazakhstan; are all Muslim majority nations.
Greece hasn't. The country didn't exist until 1830. Before that, it was individual countries named Macedon, Athens, Sparta Etc and then conquered by various other countries and Empires. Also, just because they are in a European sporting federation, does not make them European. 😂🤦
@@10worldGOAT Looks like a car park, dead expensive, chock full of tourists. It is massive though. The capacity in the 1980's actually to be up to 130,000, with 70,000 standing.
The biggest stadium used to be located in Strahov in Prague, former Czechoslovakia, now Czechia. Its capacity was about 200 000 people its pure madness, but it was a place for Sokol gatherings later Spartakiad gymnastics events
Same thing happened to the Olimpico in Rome. It used to be around 84,000 capability, then they removed seats to improve emergency exits and increased the number of barriers. Now it's 72,000. Huge difference.
I take it this list is for association football stadiums only, but Croke Park in Dublin is 82,300, placing it 3rd on the list. Irish football, Hurling are primarily played there while the Irish football team and Rugby teams have played there on past occassions.
Stadio San Paolo is now called Stadio Diego Armando Maradona and as others pointed out, Mercedes Benz Arena in Stuttgart is misplaced with Mercedes Benz Arena in Atlanta, USA
Can't believe you put all this effort into getting custom 3D models and not once during that process did anyone question the Atlanta model - it was probably the hardest one to model too.
@bishal-max yes and Scotland 🏴 and Wales 🏴 is also in the UK and those flags were used. Therefore makes sense to use the England flag for England.
By adding 'football' to the title, you will avoid comments about the omission of Murrayfield, Twickenham, Croke Park and the Munich Olympic Stadium. Just a suggestion!
You missed stadiums out Twickenham in London has a capacity of roughly 80000 and Croke Park in Ireland has a capacity of over 80000 I could probably find more if I looked hard enough.
The Olimpico in Rome used to be around 84,000 seats, then they removed seats to improve the emergency exits and they divided the stands, making its capability around 72,000. The record attendance was a Lazio game in 1974, the year of their first Scudetto, with 78,900 people.
Missed so many Twickenham, crowe Park and even Murray field should all of made it if you included Cardiffs millennium stadium as they've all been used for soccer apart from Twickenham.
Я пам'ятаю той самий єдиний раз, коли я побував на НСК олімпійський. Я гарно пам'ятаю з ким грав Динамо, знаходячись в повному захопленні. Я просто не зміг повірити, наскільки колосальним був цей матч. Чувак, мені не терпиться вернутись за рідний трибун і вболівати за Динамо!!
I'm a bit confused about why you used the UK🇬🇧 flag for England instead of the English🏴 flag. You used the proper Welsh🏴 and Scottish🏴 flags, but somehow think the UK🇬🇧 = England🏴?
La estructura del Mercedes Benz Arena que salió en el vídeo es la del Mercedes Benz Stadium de Atlanta, la del Mercedes Benz Arena de Stuttgart es distinto.
Santiago Bernabeu is actually bigger vertically and otherwise than Signal iduna park and Wembley, they just have slightly more seats. Even still, they are renovating their stadium with potentially more seats and even increasing it vertically.
Slightly? Almost 9,000 seats more, is a small stadium. My local football team has a stadium capacity of 9,000, which is just slightly more seats than my bedroom, which has 1 seat.
The upper 2 tiers at the Bernabeu are awful.....you're watching the game between your feet .......a totally unpleasant experience. They should have built a completely new stadium in Hortaleza as was previously planned.....the new Atletico stadium is much better.....
Santiago Bernabéu in year 1981 have 125000, but normative for world cup in Spain, Real Madrid have down capacity in 98000...Next years for new normative UEFA necesary all people sit down ability in 74000, after construcction new harrow in face Est, Up ability in 81000...new Santiago Bernabéu Up ability in 84000...for this Real Madrid IS the BEST team in the world, Barsa not done work in entire history, only sit people for normative UEFA, before Barcelona 115000 and now 99000
@@clubdefutbolpredator Y con el nuevo estadio que están construyendo en los cimientos del camp nou tendrá mas aforo que antes, arquitectónicamente será el mas bonito de españa y ultra moderno
Correction:- Sorry to miss out on -Twickenham Stadium ----------London, England--------82,300 -Croke Park ---------- Dublin, Ireland -------- 82,000 Mistake in the models I use USA model not :- Mercedes-Benz Arena Location Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Interesting but there are at least a few flaws: -the model used for the Mercedes Benz stadium is the one in Atlanta, not Stuttgart -The stadium in Naples is officially known as Diego Armando Maradona since early 2021. -The stadium in St Petersburg is known as Petrovsky Stadium (or Gazprom Arena, name that was used also in Uefa Champions League and 2018 Fifa World Cup as the energy company was official sponsor of both competitons) -The capacity of stadiums should be indicated in all seater configuration, as required for international competitions, so the right capacity of Westfahlen Stadion (original name of Dortmund' venue) is 67000 (not 81000+) and 69000 (instead of 75000) for Allianz Arena. In German Bundesliga is usual to hold fans in standing areas, but this does not happen in european competitions. -This video is not mentioning the Olympic Stadium in Baku, with a capacity of 68000. Even if Azerbaijan could be geografically in Asia (but for most people al three caucasian republics are doubtless in Europe), the local football federation is affiliated to Uefa, the stadium hosted home matches of Qarabag when this club played in Uefa Champions League and it hosted 4 matches at Euro2020, including a quarter final and the Uefa Europa League final in 2019 (when Chelsea defeated Arsenal 4-1).
Wrong about the standing area in international competition, as of this season UEFA has allowed standing terraces, so clubs like Dortmund and Bayern can have full capacity in the UCL. And this vid is also about max capacity so it wouldn’t make sense to downgrade stadiums just because of standing area’s.
@@maxtenvergert thanks for this news I was not aware of. As I have read, this season is a trial, and at the end Uefa will choose wheter greenlight definetely this change or not. Anyway, I think the best and fairest thing should be to indicate the capacity in all seater configuration, because with a few works, any stadium could be converted in a mixed arrangement. For instance, Wembley could host up to 105-110k people with standing areas.
Petrovsky Stadium in St Petersburg is another stadium much smaller and older than Gazprom Arena. Zenit used to host matches there before 2017 when the latter was finally completed for WC18.
Orgulloso de vivir en Sevilla,ciudad poseedora de dos de los estadios mostrados en el vídeo:Estadio de la Cartuja y por supuesto el glorioso Benito Villamarín!!Viva el Betis!!
@@AdolfoPerezSBG Yes, the Ramón Sanchez Pizjuán stadium is the stadium of Sevilla FC (also located in Seville) although I don't think it appears in this video. And the stadiums I mention are also located in Seville but belong to other clubs. Benito Villamarín belongs to Real Betis and La Cartuja is a neutral stadium, which is usually used for cup finals. I hope you understood me, it took me a while to write this text :)
@@BadDaniGD gracias por tu respuesta. Lo explicaste muy bien. Lo siento. Hice la pregunta en inglés porque estaba viendo el primer comentario. Tienes razón. No hablan del estadio del filial del palancas.
New Camp Nou (Barcelona, Spain): 105.000. And don't forget Twickenham Stadium (London, England): 82.000, but only Rugby Union is played in it. And Murrayfield Stadium (Edinburgh, Scotland): 67.144.
The stadio olmpico in Rome is one of my favorites and have a little Italian blood in me but never been as I've had a life where making plans has always been a let down and these days can't afford to go see Roma and Lazio play that be awesome and I could die happy 🤣
The official attendance record in Poland was broken on September 18, 1963, an all-time record. The "witches' cauldron" had about 130,000 unusual football fans. Górnik Zabrze defeated Austria Vienna 1:0, unofficially about 170,000 people could sit in the stands.
Where is Strahovský stadion in Prague? It has theorethical capacity of 250 000 people, but real is much lower because it wasn’t used for decades so some parts of it couldn’t be used a would have to be repaired.
I've been to San Siro three times... One time supporting my team, other two times being invited by Italian friends to see both Milan & Inter... But sadly never a Milan Derby 😟
The Maradona Stadium (former San Paolo stadium) capacity was unluckily reduced to 54.726 seats in 2019 for safety reasons, while its original capacity was 92.000 people when it was built in 1959 (and it had a medium attendance of 80.000 people per game, one of the biggest in Europe, during Maradona's era). The fact that currently it's almost always sold out speaks clearly in favour of building a bigger stadium or an upgrade to take its capacity back to at least 70/80k seats.
@@filipe2444 IKR, a lot of people already suggested it, but the Mayor (the Stadium is owned by the Municipality) is very cautious every time it has to spend money so he is procrastinating the needed upgrade.
dont worry lads Croke Park made the list on the "largest stadiums/arenas in the world" list
@Silwian Silviu the Hill sixteen stand has historical significance so it remains without seats, for sports like soccer where seating is mandatory for international games that lowers the capacity
Still at 76000 with seats for soccer Internationals. Signal iduna in Dortmund is 82000 for BL games only, reduced to 65K for UCL matches. Either way, Croke Park should've been here. Or is Ireland 🇮🇪 in Europe??
Vélodrome 70 000 plus tribune adverses
Indoor arena
Spot on. Twickenham and Murrayfield should also be on the list. Seems to just be limited to football stadiums though
The image of Mercedes-Benz-Arena is the stadium of Atlanta (USA)
No the Stadium is in Germany in Stuttgart because the largest is in Stuttgart and the Stadium in Stuttgart has over 60,000 seats,so it's not in Atlanta
No that's Mercedes-Benz-Stadium not Arena.
Edit:I understand now, that isn't the proper image he used.
Noticed it right away aswell😂
@@maxmu1496 🤦🏻♂️
Well, whatever it is, it's the most impressive thing i've seen
I remember the one and only time I went to Camp Nou. I can vividly remember the first 30 minutes, just being in utter awe. I just couldn’t believe how colossal this stadium was. Man, I can’t wait to go back!
You mean Spotify camp nou?
Was just there Wednesday to watch barca v inter
I am the same at the San Siro...its an old stadium now but what a construction.
@@josephvucinic How was it? It's my dream to visit there and Stamford Bridge
@@islamiconasheed it was awesome
Brilliant to see Celtic Park on this list and on another program, but croke park Dublin has one of the biggest grounds in Europe over 80.000 should have been on the list
They also missed Murrayfield in Scotland and Twickenham in London.
Croke Park in fact is the 3rd largest stadium in Europe at least 82,000
@@aodhanmccrudden8973 in fairness that's only because Hill 16 is terraces. If you put seating in there then I'd suspect the number drops to somewhere in the 70k region...
@@mainmud but Dortmund is terraces too so why is that included ?
This is a list of football stadiums only
Croke Park in Dublin, 82000 capacity. That's mighty impressive for a little nation. It's a Gaelic football stadium it should have been on the the list.
Dont forget its for hurling too 😉
It's a hurling stadium FFS
I think this is only Association Football. Twickenham not on here either
Croke Park ,Dublin ...82300
@@stephenbrown4211Not mentioned in the description though
The third biggest stadium in Europe is Croke Park in Dublin Ireland, it Has a capacity of 82,300 .
I think its football stadiums
that's a GAA stadium lad
Take away the vast terrace and it'll be much smaller, these are all seater stadiums
@@escalope5553 Debatable, Croke Park has hosted 13 international association football matches there and Wembley stadium has even more Rugby League matches.
Had millennium stadium in Wales. That doesn't host a soccer club and is more known as a rugby ground
You know there’s a 82,000 seater stadium in Dublin Ireland
83,200 capacity and 3rd largest stadium in Europe
Where it’s filled to capacity for an amateur game too.
It was left out due to its embarrassing design, the Irish forgot to finish one end, premier league standard on 3 sides non league at the other 🤦🏼♂️
@@abfan8333 because there is a housing estate right behind that stand. the stadium tried to buy them out but they wouldnt go. yea really embarrassing that
@@bobby_bouche yeah i agree is embarrassing
Man did a great video and admitted his mistakes in missing out on Croke Park, Twickenham and Murrayfield.
Also Turkey isn't Europe
@@FatLeonard84 Turkey is in both Europe and Asia.
@@derekrushe Only 3% of Turkey is considered to be part of Europe, and that 3% is neither Western Europe nor part of the EU. It's culturally _not_ at all European but instead Middle Eastern, and it's an Islamic country (in Europe there is no nation under Islam since they all were founded on Christianity). Indeed, 97% of Turkey is in the Asian continent, thus making Turkey part of Asia.
Lastly, the conflicting relationship between Turkey and Armenia as well as between Turkey and Greece makes it definitely a non-European country, for European nations live peacefully with one another.
@marklanders6833 that's unbelievable gibberish. Christianity had zero to do with the founding of any European countries, none. Greece for example has been around for a few thousand years prior to the birth of Christ . And Kosovo, Albania, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kazakhstan; are all Muslim majority nations.
Greece hasn't. The country didn't exist until 1830. Before that, it was individual countries named Macedon, Athens, Sparta Etc and then conquered by various other countries and Empires.
Also, just because they are in a European sporting federation, does not make them European. 😂🤦
New Camp Nou: 105.000. Largest football stadium in the world.
el segundo.
@@AntonioPalomoHernández ?
Buen video y mala costumbre de poner ya link's antes de que termine impidiendo ver la imagen completa !!!!
Camp Nou 💙❤️
💔💔💔💙❤💝
@@10worldGOAT Looks like a car park, dead expensive, chock full of tourists. It is massive though. The capacity in the 1980's actually to be up to 130,000, with 70,000 standing.
The name of Napoli's stadium is not San Paolo anymore . Now is called "Diego Armando Maradona Stadium"
Stadio Diego Armando Maradona *
Correct and the capacity went down at 56000 seats after recent works
Drugs must be very popular in Naples, I guess.
@@robert111krespect legends buddy
@@praneethnaidupyla3738, no. I don't respect neither adicts nor liers.
The biggest stadium used to be located in Strahov in Prague, former Czechoslovakia, now Czechia. Its capacity was about 200 000 people its pure madness, but it was a place for Sokol gatherings later Spartakiad gymnastics events
Přesně tak.👍🏻🇨🇿🇸🇰
Leipzig's old Zentral Stadion (which was rebuild & reduced for the WM 2006 & is now the Red Bull Arena) used to have a capacity of 100 000.
That stadium never got filled
Stop lying to people 1
Czechs lost out that
North Korea and India have the largest stadiums now
@@elennet4116 You don't understand, but that its okay. It USED TO BE the biggest and especially EUROPEAN stadium. Dear Gowd
@@elennet4116 Leipzigs hosted 5 times even more then 100.000 with the highest of 110.000 in a WM qualification of the GDR against the Czechoslovakia.
You can move Bernabeu to number 3 is 85000 plus now.
San Siro ("Stadio Giuseppe Meazza") was reduced permanently by ~5000 seats to 75000 due to its deteriorating structure
Same thing happened to the Olimpico in Rome. It used to be around 84,000 capability, then they removed seats to improve emergency exits and increased the number of barriers. Now it's 72,000. Huge difference.
Missing Croak park in Dublin. 82,000 capacity.
I take it this list is for association football stadiums only, but Croke Park in Dublin is 82,300, placing it 3rd on the list.
Irish football, Hurling are primarily played there while the Irish football team and Rugby teams have played there on past occassions.
Millennium stadium is also rugby stadium
*Gaelic football. You've repeated "Irish football" with two different meanings. Just use Gaelic football and Irish soccer (or association football)
Stadio San Paolo is now called Stadio Diego Armando Maradona and as others pointed out, Mercedes Benz Arena in Stuttgart is misplaced with Mercedes Benz Arena in Atlanta, USA
*Europe
Impressing. Thank you !
Més que un club ! ❤️💙
Un puticlub.
A corrupt club💶💶💶🔫
Negreira también piensa eso. 💰💰💰💰
Un p...club.
Madrid dogs crying 😭
Mercedez-Benz Arena looks like Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Atlanta Falcons NFL team.
It is definitely not Stuttgart. Also the name in Stuttgart changed to MHP-Arena
Incredible 🙌
Twickenham (home of English Rugby Union) is over 80,000 isn't it?
Can't believe you put all this effort into getting custom 3D models and not once during that process did anyone question the Atlanta model - it was probably the hardest one to model too.
Good video. You used the UK flag (🇬🇧) for England, when it should be 🏴.
England is part of UK
@bishal-max yes and Scotland 🏴 and Wales 🏴 is also in the UK and those flags were used. Therefore makes sense to use the England flag for England.
@@Ivanoozeee oh sorry. I didn't notice that
@bishal-max no it's okay just a small mistake :)
English fotball fans use it, its nothing to do with Wales after all
love this animation video! 🥰
By adding 'football' to the title, you will avoid comments about the omission of Murrayfield, Twickenham, Croke Park and the Munich Olympic Stadium. Just a suggestion!
Brilliant presentation guys ,,,,,,,
If this video was remade it would have to include Anfield as the expansion of the Anfield Road stand takes its capacity above 61,000
You missed stadiums out Twickenham in London has a capacity of roughly 80000 and Croke Park in Ireland has a capacity of over 80000 I could probably find more if I looked hard enough.
yes i roughly selected some of them.. because it very hard to do all
New Santiago Bernabeu 84.744 and
New Camp Nou 105.000
The Olimpico in Rome used to be around 84,000 seats, then they removed seats to improve the emergency exits and they divided the stands, making its capability around 72,000. The record attendance was a Lazio game in 1974, the year of their first Scudetto, with 78,900 people.
E soprattutto non ha quella architettura che viene proposta
@@andreascatena5726
Aston Villa think held
140,000,,
the Villa end alone held 74,000,
think the biggest stadium was in south america holding 200,000
Great Strahov Stadium Prague - 250,000 spectators, the stadium is in a state of disrepair, but it is still one of the largest in the world
Lets build a new theatre of dreams and make it hold 100k
The old Benfica stadium, Estádio da Luz had a capacity of 120.000. then we build the "new" one for the 2004 Euro. It was quite something!!!!
Good job man never give up
Crazy to how camp nou will surpass 100K capacity once construction is complete 🤯🤯
That's the real Arena for FOOTBALL !@
105.000
105 de capacidad.
0:39 That's not the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Stuttgart, that's the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.
Camp nou Barcelona 🎉
Missed so many Twickenham, crowe Park and even Murray field should all of made it if you included Cardiffs millennium stadium as they've all been used for soccer apart from Twickenham.
Yes said sorry in pin 📌 message.... i will improve for the next one .. thank you
No mention of Croke Pk Dublin capacity 82,300
bro it says Europe
@@dataperspective We Are in Europe
Ireland Is In Europe Bro@@dataperspective
How come the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff Wales is mentioned
@@crazymankelly yessss
www.worldometers.info/geography/how-many-countries-in-europe/
Я пам'ятаю той самий єдиний раз, коли я побував на НСК олімпійський. Я гарно пам'ятаю з ким грав Динамо, знаходячись в повному захопленні. Я просто не зміг повірити, наскільки колосальним був цей матч. Чувак, мені не терпиться вернутись за рідний трибун і вболівати за Динамо!!
I'm a bit confused about why you used the UK🇬🇧 flag for England instead of the English🏴 flag. You used the proper Welsh🏴 and Scottish🏴 flags, but somehow think the UK🇬🇧 = England🏴?
Celtic Park - 60,832 *
0:45 Atlanta?
If you are using the national flags for Scotland and Wales, you should be using the national flags for England, which is not the Union Flag.
What happened to Murrayfield, Twickenham and Croke Park ?
I've went to football games in Stuttgart and I can say that this image isn't Mercedes Benz Arena
Croke park in Dublin 82,300 not big enough?
I missed it bro... sorry... i pined it in message!!
The stadium you showed for Stuttgart was the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta though.
You missed Croke Park. Its capacity: 82,300
Nice graphics, but many details about the stadiums are inaccurate and were out of date even when the video came out.
Camp Nou 🫡💙❤️🔥🇻🇪
the Naples stadium is no more called San Paolo, now its called "Stadio Diego Armando Maradona" in honor of the legend...
Barcelona 🔥🔥
London Stadium is actually 66,000 just capped at 62,500 for Premier League football atm.
Have you omitted Twickenham Stadium, Corke Park and Murrayfield because they're not used for football games?
And what fuvkin football team plays there diddy
@@ianmac3648 Rugby and Rugby League Football and Gaelic Football and American Football are also football games.
so many great stadiums. i want to visit all of them that's my dream
Signal Iduna Park
Ese no es el estadio alemán del stuttgart,ese estadio está en Atlanta USA
si por eso me equivoque en el comentario
Twickenham stadium in London is 84000. Croke Park in Dublin is 82000. The London stadium now has a capasity of 66000 not 60000 as in you video.
www.google.com/search?q=The+London+stadium+now+has+a+capasity&oq=The+London+stadium+now+has+a+capasity&aqs=chrome..69i57.866j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
But Croke park is filled with fans watching an amateur game 🙄
@@rockyconway2452 what's your point
Missed Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh. 67500
Hampden park used to be 145,000😊
Can I ask why you use the Union flag for the stadiums in England but use the Scottish flag and the Welsh flag for those in Scotland and Wales?
Totally makes sense!
Stadium in Scotland - Scottish flag
Stadium in Wales - Wales flag
Stadium in England - British flag
🤨
@ajcardiff1 exactly like use the English flag for the ones in England or use the Union flag for them all 😂
I remember times when our old styled stadium San Paolo here in Naples hosted an average of 85/90 thousands attendants for every single game
Stadio diego armando maradona 💙
It has been reduced due to uefa safety rules. Stadio olimpico in Rome has at least 10.000 more before adaptation. As well as San Siro.
Hampden park Glasgow was 140,000 now because of the health and safety fun police it's 54,000.
I remember going to see games at the San Paolo before it was rebuilt. It was mostly standing room and people would pack in there like sardines!
La estructura del Mercedes Benz Arena que salió en el vídeo es la del Mercedes Benz Stadium de Atlanta, la del Mercedes Benz Arena de Stuttgart es distinto.
Yes
Santiago Bernabeu is actually bigger vertically and otherwise than Signal iduna park and Wembley, they just have slightly more seats. Even still, they are renovating their stadium with potentially more seats and even increasing it vertically.
Slightly? Almost 9,000 seats more, is a small stadium. My local football team has a stadium capacity of 9,000, which is just slightly more seats than my bedroom, which has 1 seat.
The upper 2 tiers at the Bernabeu are awful.....you're watching the game between your feet .......a totally unpleasant experience. They should have built a completely new stadium in Hortaleza as was previously planned.....the new Atletico stadium is much better.....
Santiago Bernabéu in year 1981 have 125000, but normative for world cup in Spain, Real Madrid have down capacity in 98000...Next years for new normative UEFA necesary all people sit down ability in 74000, after construcction new harrow in face Est, Up ability in 81000...new Santiago Bernabéu Up ability in 84000...for this Real Madrid IS the BEST team in the world, Barsa not done work in entire history, only sit people for normative UEFA, before Barcelona 115000 and now 99000
@@clubdefutbolpredator Y con el nuevo estadio que están construyendo en los cimientos del camp nou tendrá mas aforo que antes, arquitectónicamente será el mas bonito de españa y ultra moderno
@@clubdefutbolpredatorManchester City are the best team in the world, and Real Madrid can't even fill their stadium most of the time.
What about Croke Park in Dublin 80k plus
Correction:-
Sorry to miss out on
-Twickenham Stadium ----------London, England--------82,300
-Croke Park ---------- Dublin, Ireland -------- 82,000
Mistake in the models
I use USA model not
:-
Mercedes-Benz Arena
Location
Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
For English stadiums your are using the British flag 🇬🇧 not the English flag 🏴 ? But you use 🏴 flag and not British flag 🇬🇧??
Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) capacity is 82.000
@@scourts8275 A Bit Pety Would You Not Say
@@danbreen6946 it’s wrong is all I’m saying ? Imagine using the Brazilian flag for a a stadium in Beunos Aires? Is it petty or is it wrong 🤷♂️
Where is seoul world cup stadium?
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Interesting but there are at least a few flaws:
-the model used for the Mercedes Benz stadium is the one in Atlanta, not Stuttgart
-The stadium in Naples is officially known as Diego Armando Maradona since early 2021.
-The stadium in St Petersburg is known as Petrovsky Stadium (or Gazprom Arena, name that was used also in Uefa Champions League and 2018 Fifa World Cup as the energy company was official sponsor of both competitons)
-The capacity of stadiums should be indicated in all seater configuration, as required for international competitions, so the right capacity of Westfahlen Stadion (original name of Dortmund' venue) is 67000 (not 81000+) and 69000 (instead of 75000) for Allianz Arena.
In German Bundesliga is usual to hold fans in standing areas, but this does not happen in european competitions.
-This video is not mentioning the Olympic Stadium in Baku, with a capacity of 68000. Even if Azerbaijan could be geografically in Asia (but for most people al three caucasian republics are doubtless in Europe), the local football federation is affiliated to Uefa, the stadium hosted home matches of Qarabag when this club played in Uefa Champions League and it hosted 4 matches at Euro2020, including a quarter final and the Uefa Europa League final in 2019 (when Chelsea defeated Arsenal 4-1).
WOW noted
Wrong about the standing area in international competition, as of this season UEFA has allowed standing terraces, so clubs like Dortmund and Bayern can have full capacity in the UCL. And this vid is also about max capacity so it wouldn’t make sense to downgrade stadiums just because of standing area’s.
@@maxtenvergert thanks for this news I was not aware of.
As I have read, this season is a trial, and at the end Uefa will choose wheter greenlight definetely this change or not.
Anyway, I think the best and fairest thing should be to indicate the capacity in all seater configuration, because with a few works, any stadium could be converted in a mixed arrangement. For instance, Wembley could host up to 105-110k people with standing areas.
Petrovsky Stadium in St Petersburg is another stadium much smaller and older than Gazprom Arena. Zenit used to host matches there before 2017 when the latter was finally completed for WC18.
@@alesxemsky you're right, I confused Petrovsky with Krestovsky.
And if the new camp nou is done 109.000+ ❤
Wasn't it 105.000. Or am I wrong?
Spotify Camp Nou* 😂
@@Vunguyen-zd5jr Dont cry merengue
105 de capacidad.
Azerbaijan Bakü olyimpic stadium 67.000 capasites🏟️
Azerbajdzan není v Evropě
Twickenham England's rugby stadium 82,500
Croke park stadium in Dublin has a capacity of over 84,000 yet not included
Orgulloso de vivir en Sevilla,ciudad poseedora de dos de los estadios mostrados en el vídeo:Estadio de la Cartuja y por supuesto el glorioso Benito Villamarín!!Viva el Betis!!
I don't know La Cartuja, but I've been to the Betis Stadium and I wasn't impressed at all.....
Pardon my ignorance. But isn’t Sevilla’s stadium called Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan?
@@AdolfoPerezSBG Yes, the Ramón Sanchez Pizjuán stadium is the stadium of Sevilla FC (also located in Seville) although I don't think it appears in this video. And the stadiums I mention are also located in Seville but belong to other clubs. Benito Villamarín belongs to Real Betis and La Cartuja is a neutral stadium, which is usually used for cup finals. I hope you understood me, it took me a while to write this text :)
@@BadDaniGD gracias por tu respuesta. Lo explicaste muy bien. Lo siento. Hice la pregunta en inglés porque estaba viendo el primer comentario. Tienes razón. No hablan del estadio del filial del palancas.
@@BadDaniGD La Cartuja 🤔la van a renovar no?
No hay estadio más vivo que el signal iduna park, la mejor afición de europa y una de las mujeres del mundo
Not the best fans in Europe that goes to us Celtic fans have to awards from UEFA for our fans brilliant behavior
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@@telhadaway3833 Actually there are many incredible fans in Europe, but without a doubt the yellow wall is in the top 5
No I've been there and the vibe sucks
New Camp Nou (Barcelona, Spain): 105.000. And don't forget Twickenham Stadium (London, England): 82.000, but only Rugby Union is played in it. And Murrayfield Stadium (Edinburgh, Scotland): 67.144.
Canı Nou new stadium 105.000 😮
Luzhniki❤
The new Bernabeu will have a capacity of 84.000 in 2023.
I wonder what the capacity of the new camp nou will be
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@@fuzeryt4137 I believe its 105.000.
@@fuzeryt4137 105.000
I use to think that Santiago bernabau is bigger than Camp Nou not knowing my club stadium 🏟️ is the biggest. Wow I'm so happy to hear that 😍
Ya Barcelona have z biggest currently
And they have the oldest stadium too
And ii will be bigger after the renovation, capacity will be 105,000 seated people,
Real Madrid had to reduce some seats so that they could exhibit their UCL cups.
Hampden park was the biggest stadium in Europe nothing comes close
The stadio olmpico in Rome is one of my favorites and have a little Italian blood in me but never been as I've had a life where making plans has always been a let down and these days can't afford to go see Roma and Lazio play that be awesome and I could die happy 🤣
Dortmund Stadium is the Best its Sold every home-matchday
For ever Westfalenstadion 🖤💛
4 Ever BvB ❤❤❤
Magnífica esta apresentação. Parabéns. Obrigado pela partilha.😀
Croke Park 83k ????
The official attendance record in Poland was broken on September 18, 1963, an all-time record. The "witches' cauldron" had about 130,000 unusual football fans. Górnik Zabrze defeated Austria Vienna 1:0, unofficially about 170,000 people could sit in the stands.
Where is Strahovský stadion in Prague? It has theorethical capacity of 250 000 people, but real is much lower because it wasn’t used for decades so some parts of it couldn’t be used a would have to be repaired.
Estadio Benito Villamarín del Betis en Sevilla entre los más grandes. Viva el Betis 💚🇳🇬💚🇳🇬
...¡manque pierda!
You forgot Anfield at 61,276...
1:55 Gazprom Arena 💙🤍 🇷🇺
Nice info ❤
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Yep, Croke Park in Dublin has a capacity of 82,300.
Giuseppe Meazza stadium...one of the best stadium in the world. La Scala del calcio
Giuseppe Meazza how internisti called it
San Siro how milanisti called it. Or are they actually two different building?
@@teguhsuwondo2520 no, San Siro is the name of the neighborhood, Meazza is the name of the stadium. but generally people say San Siro.
I've been to San Siro three times... One time supporting my team, other two times being invited by Italian friends to see both Milan & Inter... But sadly never a Milan Derby 😟
@@manuelrodriguez2637 come watching a derby before they take down the stadium by 2025, one of the best games experiences in the world Inter-Milan
It´s about to be demolished though.
The London stadium is 62,500. It actually has 66,000 seats but doesn't have permission to use them all yet from the local council.
Im guessing a fellow WHU supporter. The Actual full capacity now is 69,500 (67,000+the extra 2,500 from the changes made)
San Siro is so historic stadium ❤️
Why isn’t Croke park listed..
Croke Park and Twickenham Stadium missing on the list both are 82000 or thereabouts
Hala Madrid!! 💪🇪🇦
I am of Barcelona and I go to the Camp nou usually, is collosal and when you in, you feel like a mega atletic stadium. Vusca el Barça 🟥🟦🟥🟦
How many people now?
@@cityzens634 jajaja
The Maradona Stadium (former San Paolo stadium) capacity was unluckily reduced to 54.726 seats in 2019 for safety reasons, while its original capacity was 92.000 people when it was built in 1959 (and it had a medium attendance of 80.000 people per game, one of the biggest in Europe, during Maradona's era). The fact that currently it's almost always sold out speaks clearly in favour of building a bigger stadium or an upgrade to take its capacity back to at least 70/80k seats.
Napoli should do what River Plate did: fuck the running track, lower the pitch level and build more seating.
@@filipe2444 IKR, a lot of people already suggested it, but the Mayor (the Stadium is owned by the Municipality) is very cautious every time it has to spend money so he is procrastinating the needed upgrade.
@@filipe2444 El Monumental looks incredible.
I heard years ago that the san Paolo stadium was a danger zone and unfit for purpose. No matter what nobody can polish a turd but idiots will try.