Ernst-Happel-Stadion
Home of Austria national team in Vienna: nominal capacity 50,865, opened 1931, in the Prater district.
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Home of Austria national team in Vienna: nominal capacity 50,865, opened 1931, in the Prater district.
Home of FC Copenhagen and Denmark in Copenhagen: nominal capacity 38,190, opened 1992, in the Østerbro district.
Home of Aston Villa in Birmingham: nominal capacity 42,918, opened 1897, in the Aston district.
Home of Liverpool in Liverpool: nominal capacity 61,276, opened 1884, in the Anfield district.
Home of Arsenal in London: nominal capacity 60,704, opened 2006, in the Holloway district.
Home of West Ham United in London: nominal capacity 62,500, opened 2011, in the Stratford district.
Home of Chelsea in London: nominal capacity 40,044, opened 1877, in the Fulham district.
Home of Tottenham Hotspur in London: nominal capacity 62,850, opened 2019, in the Tottenham district.
Home of England national team in London: nominal capacity 90,000, opened 2007, in the Wembley district.
Home of Manchester City in Manchester: nominal capacity 61,038, opened 2002, in the Bradford district.
Home of Manchester United in Manchester: nominal capacity 74,158, opened 1910, in the Old Trafford district.
Home of Newcastle United in Newcastle: nominal capacity 52,719, opened 1892, in the City centre district.
Home of Olympique de Marseille in Marseille: nominal capacity 67,394, opened 1937, in the Prado district.
Home of Paris Saint-Germain in Paris: nominal capacity 47,929, opened 1972, in the Porte de Saint-Cloud district.
Home of France national team in Paris: nominal capacity 81,338, opened 1998, in the Saint-Denis district.
Home of Borussia Dortmund in Dortmund: nominal capacity 81,365, opened 1974, in the Westfalenpark district.
Home of Schalke 04 in Gelsenkirchen: nominal capacity 62,271, opened 2001, in the Erle district.
Home of Bayern Munich in Munich: nominal capacity 75,024, opened 2005, in the Fröttmaning district.
Home of Hungary national team in Budapest: nominal capacity 67,215, opened 2019, in the Zugló district.
Home of AC Milan and Inter Milan in Milan: nominal capacity 75,817, opened 1926, in the San Siro district.
Home of Napoli in Naples: nominal capacity 54,732, opened 1959, in the Fuorigrotta district.
Home of Roma and Lazio in Rome: nominal capacity 70,634, opened 1953, in the Foro Italico district.
Home of Juventus in Turin: nominal capacity 41,689, opened 2011, in the Vallette district.
Home of Ajax in Amsterdam: nominal capacity 56,120, opened 1996, in the Zuidoost district.
Home of Feyenoord in Rotterdam: nominal capacity 51,117, opened 1937, in the Feijenoord district.
Home of Poland national team in Warsaw: nominal capacity 58,580, opened 2012, in the Praga Południe district.
Home of Benfica in Lisbon: nominal capacity 68,100, opened 2003, in the Luz district.
Home of FC Porto in Porto: nominal capacity 50,033, opened 2003, in the Campanhã district.
Home of Celtic in Glasgow: nominal capacity 60,411, opened 1892, in the Parkhead district.
Home of Rangers in Glasgow: nominal capacity 51,700, opened 1899, in the Ibrox district.
Home of Barcelona in Barcelona: nominal capacity 62,652, opened 1957, in the Les Corts district.
Home of Athletic Bilbao in Bilbao: nominal capacity 53,331, opened 2013, in the Basurto district.
Home of Atlético Madrid in Madrid: nominal capacity 70,813, opened 1994, in the Rosas district.
Home of Real Madrid in Madrid: nominal capacity 83,186, opened 1947, in the Chamartín district.
Home of Sevilla in Seville: nominal capacity 43,751, opened 1958, in the Nervión district.
Home of Turkey national team in Istanbul: nominal capacity 77,563, opened 2002, in the Başakşehir district.
Home of Galatasaray in Istanbul: nominal capacity 53,387, opened 2011, in the Sarıyer district.