FIFA World Cup
- World
- Winner Brazil
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mexico | Estadio Aztecaopened 1966 | Mexico City9,209,944 people | 115,000 |
| Russia | Luzhniki Stadiumopened 1956 | Khamovniki District108,015 people | 78,360 |
| Germany | Fußball Arena Münchenopened 2005 | Munich1,488,202 people | 75,024 |
| Spain | Estadio de La Cartujaopened 1999 | Seville689,423 people | 71,374 |
| Saudi Arabia | King Fahd Sports City Stadiumopened 1987 | Riyadh7,009,100 people | 70,200 |
| Romania | Arena Naționalăopened 2011 | Bucharest1,716,961 people | 55,634 |
| Netherlands | Johan Cruyff Arenaopened 1996 | Amsterdam921,468 people | 54,990 |
| Sweden | Nationalarenanopened 2012 | Solna86,573 people | 54,329 |
| Colombia | Estadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndezopened 1986 | Barranquilla1,326,588 people | 46,692 |
| Norway | Ullevaal Stadionopened 1926 | Oslo717,710 people | 28,000 |
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| Argentina | – | ||
| Belgium | – | ||
| Bolivia | – | ||
| Brazil | – | ||
| Bulgaria | – | ||
| Cameroon | – | ||
| Greece | – | ||
| Italy | – | ||
| Morocco | – | ||
| Nigeria | – | ||
| Republic of Ireland | – | ||
| South Korea | – | ||
| Switzerland | – | ||
| United States | – | ||
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0), API-Football · Data sources