Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
South Africa	FNB Stadiumopened 1989	Soweto1,271,628 people	94,736
England	Wembley Stadiumopened 2007	London8,799,728 people	90,000
Iran	Azadi Stadiumopened 1971	Tehran8,693,706 people	78,116
Germany	Allianz Arenaopened 2005	Munich1,488,202 people	75,000
Uruguay	Estadio Centenarioopened 1930	Montevideo1,302,954 people	60,235
Croatia	Maksimir Stadiumopened 1912	Zagreb767,131 people	60,000
Poland	Stadion Narodowyopened 2012	Kamionek	58,274
Romania	Arena Naționalăopened 2011	Bucharest1,716,961 people	55,634
Netherlands	Johan Cruyff Arenaopened 1996	Amsterdam921,468 people	54,990
Sweden	Nationalarenanopened 2012	Solna87,057 people	54,329
Scotland	Hampden Parkopened 1903	Glasgow626,410 people	51,866
Belgium	King Baudouin Stadiumopened 1930	Brussels195,546 people	50,024
Austria	Ernst-Happel-Stadionopened 1931	Leopoldstadt110,100 people	50,000
Uganda	Mandela National Stadiumopened 1997	Kampala1,680,600 people	45,202
Paraguay	Estadio Defensores del Chacoopened 1900	Asunción462,241 people	42,354
Finland	Helsinki Olympic Stadiumopened 1938	Helsinki694,392 people	42,062
Denmark	Parken Stadiumopened 1992	Copenhagen667,099 people	38,065
Bolivia	Hernando Siles Stadiumopened 1930	La Paz755,732 people	38,000
Israel	Teddy Stadiumopened 1991	Jerusalem1,050,151 people	31,733
Norway	Ullevaal Stadionopened 1926	Oslo717,710 people	28,000
Trinidad and Tobago	Hasely Crawford Stadiumopened 1982	Port of Spain49,031 people	27,000
Luxembourg	Stade Josy Barthelopened 1928	Luxembourg City137,678 people	8,054
Capacity not recorded yet
Afghanistan			–
Albania			–
Australia			–
Bulgaria			–
Chile			–
Chinese Taipei			–
Curaçao			–
Czechoslovakia			–
DR Congo			–
El Salvador			–
France			–
Ghana			–
Guatemala			–
Guyana			–
Haiti			–
Hungary			–
Italy			–
Jamaica			–
Kenya			–
Madagascar			–
Mauritius			–
Nigeria			–
Portugal			–
Republic of Ireland			–
Serbia			–
South Korea			–
Suriname			–
Switzerland			–
Tanzania			–
Turkey			–
Yugoslavia			–
Zambia			–
Zimbabwe			–

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