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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
EgyptCairo International Stadiumopened 1960Cairo9,801,536 people100,500
South AfricaFNB Stadiumopened 1989Soweto1,271,628 people94,736
EnglandWembley Stadiumopened 2007London8,799,728 people90,000
GermanyAllianz Arenaopened 2005Munich1,488,202 people75,000
SpainEstadio de La Cartujaopened 1999Seville689,423 people71,374
ArgentinaEstadio Monumentalopened 1938Buenos Aires3,075,646 people70,074
UruguayEstadio Centenarioopened 1930Montevideo1,302,954 people60,235
PolandStadion Narodowyopened 2012Kamionek58,274
RomaniaArena Naționalăopened 2011Bucharest1,716,961 people55,634
NetherlandsJohan Cruyff Arenaopened 1996Amsterdam921,468 people54,990
SwedenNationalarenanopened 2012Solna87,057 people54,329
BelgiumKing Baudouin Stadiumopened 1930Brussels195,546 people50,024
AustriaErnst-Happel-Stadionopened 1931Leopoldstadt110,100 people50,000
FinlandHelsinki Olympic Stadiumopened 1938Helsinki694,392 people42,062
DenmarkParken Stadiumopened 1992Copenhagen667,099 people38,065
NorwayUllevaal Stadionopened 1926Oslo717,710 people28,000
CanadaBMO Fieldopened 2007Toronto2,794,356 people21,566
Northern IrelandWindsor Parkopened 1905Belfast345,006 people18,500
ArubaTrinidad StadiumOranjestad28,658 people5,500
LithuaniaLFF Stadiumopened 2004Vilnius619,405 people5,067
Capacity not recorded yet
Australia–
Bulgaria–
Curaçao–
Czechoslovakia–
Estonia–
France–
Hungary–
Italy–
Latvia–
Soviet Union–
Switzerland–
Turkey–
United States–
Yugoslavia–

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