Have you guessed the first of the 20 largest stadiums in the world?

Have you guessed the first of the 20 largest stadiums in the world?

Football is a passionate sport. In the hearts of fanatical fans, football is an indispensable part of life. The jerseys of the major giants are sold all over the world, and we can see the influence of football on the world almost every moment. Messi and Ronaldo, two superstars, lead the vane of football. They can be seen everywhere on TV, billboards and magazine covers, attracting our attention all the time. Every major football match also embodies the eyes of the whole world. All this seems to show that football is undoubtedly the biggest sport in the world.

Today, we will explore the 20 largest stadiums in the world from the perspective of the number of spectators. In this field, will football, the biggest sport in the world, still lead? In fact, those familiar football fields, such as Wembley Stadium and Camp Nou Stadium, can still occupy a place in this list. So, what other stadiums can dwarf the home of Real Madrid, Bayern, Manchester United and other giants? Let's enter the list of the largest stadiums in the world.

20. Memorial Stadium (85,000 people)

This memorial stadium is not the home of Bristol Rangers, but from Buffett's alma mater, the University of Nebraska. The stadium is the home of the Nebraska corn husker team, which played in the NCAA football game. Because the fans will wear red jerseys on the match day, this stadium is also nicknamed "Red Ocean". Every weekend since 1962, the supply of tickets for the stadium has been in short supply, and NCAA (National University Sports Association) has maintained the longest record of continuously selling tickets (344 games).

19. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (88,548 people)

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium is located in the University of Florida. This stadium is also the home of the college football team "Florida Alligators". The course was originally built on a large sewage pit. Because of the rugged terrain and humid climate on the southeast coast of the United States, it was also nicknamed the "swamp" of alligators. In this case, a scholar in Florida decided to study a sports drink to prevent athletes and spectators from dehydration. Thus, the famous Gatorade was born.

18. Wembley Stadium (90,000 people)

This is a football field that fans are very familiar with. It has undergone a thorough reconstruction. In 2003, the iconic "Wembley Twin Towers" was demolished, and the old Wembley completed all the demolition work. After several years of renovation and transformation, the new Wembley Stadium was officially opened in 2007, which is also the largest stadium in Britain.

17. Cotton Bowl Stadium (9 1 100 people)

In every respect, Texas is famous for being "big", and the stadium is no exception. The Cotton Bowl Stadium is not a stadium. It has hosted NFL (American Football League), NASL (North American Football League) and MLS (Major League Soccer) for many years, and even hosted the 1994 World Cup in the United States.

16. Rose Bowl Stadium (92,542 people)

This stadium in Los Angeles has a romantic name: Rose Bowl. But it is remembered by the world more because of Baggio's lonely figure after 1994 penalty kick. (1999, the sonorous rose of China women's football team also lost the World Cup here. Rose Bowl Stadium has hosted the Super Bowl for five times, and now it is the home of UCLA bruins football team. The "Rose Bowl Competition" is held here every year, which is also the largest competition among many university sports.

15. Sanford Stadium (92,746 people)

Since 1929, Sanford Stadium has been the home of the Georgia Bulldogs. The stadium in Atlanta also hosted the football match of the 1996 Olympic Games, which witnessed the legendary story that the Nigerian team led by Kanu won the Olympic gold medal.

14. Los Angeles Memorial Stadium (93,607 people)

Los Angeles Memorial Stadium is a large outdoor stadium located in the University Park of Los Angeles, California, USA. It is the only stadium in the world as the main venue of the two Olympic Games (1932 and 1984 respectively). In the 1980s and 1990s, it was the home of the Los Angeles Commandos, so it was well known to the fans. The "black hole" organization founded by Raider fans is also an influential fan organization in NFL history.

During the period of 1994, the Los Angeles Raiders moved to Oakland, and the Los Angeles Memorial Stadium entered a long-term transformation stage, and no long-term sports teams were stationed in the stadium.

13. Football City Stadium (9473 1 person)

Football City Stadium is the main stadium of the 20 10 World Cup in South Africa. It is located in Soweto District, southwest of Johannesburg. It was built in the 1980s and was extensively renovated before the World Cup in South Africa. 1990, Mandela, who just got out of prison, gave his first speech here.

The opening ceremony and final of the World Cup in South Africa were held in the largest stadium on the African continent, which also witnessed the historic moment when Spain defeated the Netherlands to be crowned the world champion. The football field has brought African elements to the extreme, but the use of the football field after the World Cup has been questioned by people.

12. Aztec Stadium (95,500 people)

The Aztec Stadium in Mexico City, Mexico is undoubtedly a monument in the history of world football. It has hosted two World Cup finals, which witnessed the final glory of Bailey in 1970 and the moment when diego maradona smashed rammstein and unified the rivers and lakes after 16 years.

Mexicans call the Aztec Stadium "the colossus of San ursula", and this temple is no stranger to English fans. In the Mexican World Cup1quarter-final, it was on this stadium that Diego Maradona scored five goals in a row, and also staged a wonderful performance of "The Hand of God", which finally sent the English home.

1 1. Camp Nou (99,786 people)

Camp Nou must be one of the most competitive stadiums if we want to select the best representatives in the world football field. Since the completion of 1957, it has been the home of Spanish giants Barcelona.

The lawn of this stadium is below the horizon, which means that you can't really observe the grandeur of Camp Nou unless you walk into the stadium yourself. This stadium has unparalleled beauty, however, there are rumors that Barcelona intends to build another new stadium. However, from a rational point of view, it is more likely to renovate the Camp Nou stadium.

10. Melbourne Cricket Court (100024 people)

Melbourne cricket ground is designed as a big circle, which also ensures that every angle in the stands can enjoy the wonderful game moments. It is the largest cricket ground in the world, and also the venue of Australian rugby matches.

Melbourne Cricket Court was founded in 1850, and has undergone two major renovations since then. It has witnessed the rise and fall of Australian sports for a century and a half, and has unique charm that other stadiums can't match. It is also listed in the national heritage protection list by the Australian government.

9. Royal Daryl-Texas Memorial Stadium (100 1 19 people)

The Royal Daryl-Texas Memorial Stadium can accommodate more than 654.38+million people. It is the home of Texas Longhorns, the largest football stadium in American football "Big 12" and the second largest stadium in Texas.

Despite its recent poor state, the Longhorns have always been the most profitable team in the American football market, with an estimated value of $65,438+$065,438+$500 million. Naturally, their home court will not admit defeat, and their ranking in the United States is also in the forefront.

8. Kobe-Denny Stadium (10 182 1 person)

Kobe-Denny Stadium is located in the University of Alabama, USA, and is the home of its football team, Alabama Crimson Tide. The huge scale of the stadium and the tsunami-like atmosphere at the scene have become the eternal nightmare of other teams. Led by team coach Nick Saban, Red Tide has gradually become one of the most successful teams in American football history.

7. Tiger Stadium (10232 1 person)

Located in baton rouge, the capital of Louisiana, USA, this stadium is the home of LSU Tigers of Louisiana State University and one of the largest stadiums in the United States. How big is Tiger Stadium? If full, the stadium will become the fifth most populous "city" in Louisiana.

6. Nirlander Stadium (102455 people)

Nirlander Stadium in the University of Tennessee used to have a larger capacity, but after a renovation, the number of spectators in the stadium was reduced to 65,438+0,024,55. Football quarterback payton manning, who is expected to be elected into the Hall of Fame, once played here. The stadium is named after legendary football coach Robert Nirlander.

5. Kyle Stadium (1025 12 people)

Texas, known as "big", contributed the third dish on this list. Located at the University of Texas Station, the stadium has been the home of Texas A&M University football team since 1904. People affectionately call the audience of this stadium "the first 12 person". The football field in the small town is even more expensive than that in London. T stadium is bigger.

4. Ohio Stadium (104944 people)

Ohio Stadium is a large football field, located in Columbus, the capital of Ohio, USA. It belongs to Ohio State University and is the home of its school team "Buckeye Team".

Every Saturday afternoon, the Ohio Stadium is packed with fanatical fans, and the audience is packed with people. The atmosphere is as warm as an avalanche. During the game, the fans will spontaneously shout "O-H-I-O", and the fans on both sides will shout out letter by letter. After the game, we will sing "Song of Ohio" collectively.

3. Beaver Stadium (107572 people)

Beaver Stadium is the home of the University of Pennsylvania Nitani Lions. Every match day, Beaver Stadium will become a beautiful landscape in Philadelphia. This stadium has also become one of the scariest stadiums in the United States, and every visiting team will fidget in the tsunami-like cries of fans.

2. Michigan Stadium (10760 1 person)

Located in the University of Michigan, the stadium is widely known as the "big house" and is the home of the Wolverine team in Michigan. Under the leadership of their legendary coach Jim Harper, the team's performance has always been at the forefront of the league, which also keeps the attendance rate of Michigan Stadium always hot, and sometimes the stadium can flood into as many as 1 15000 people.

Michigan Stadium is the largest stadium in the United States. In 20 13, it set a new record for the audience in the United States. In the match between local wolves in Michigan and Notre Dame de Paris against Ireland, the audience reached 1 15 109.

1 .Wuyi Stadium (150,000 people)

Wuyi Stadium is located in Lingluo Island, Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea. Completed in May 1989, 1. With a capacity of150,000 people, it has become the largest stadium in the world.

Wuyi Stadium is a comprehensive sports cultural base that can hold various competitions such as football matches, and many major events have been held here. Among them, the most well-known activity is the world's largest collective performance to commemorate national leaders and national independence-a large-scale group gymnastics and artistic performance "Arirang" with more than 6,543,800 participants. This stadium is even more than twice as big as Cardiff Millennium Stadium. Wuyi Stadium is also considered as one of the most representative buildings in the world during the heyday of North Korea's economy.