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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
MexicoEstadio Aztecaopened 1966Mexico City9,209,944 people115,000
IranAzadi Stadiumopened 1971Tehran8,693,706 people78,116
GermanyFußball Arena Münchenopened 2005Munich1,488,202 people75,024
SpainEstadio de La Cartujaopened 1999Seville689,423 people71,374
Saudi ArabiaKing Fahd Sports City Stadiumopened 1987Riyadh7,009,100 people70,200
JapanJapan National Stadiumopened 2019Tokyo68,000
UruguayEstadio Centenarioopened 1930Montevideo1,302,954 people60,235
CroatiaMaksimir Stadiumopened 1912Zagreb767,131 people60,000
SenegalLeopold Sédar Senghor Stadiumopened 1985Diamniadio47,759 people60,000
NetherlandsJohan Cruyff Arenaopened 1996Amsterdam921,468 people54,990
SwedenNationalarenanopened 2012Solna86,573 people54,329
QatarKhalifa International Stadiumopened 1976Doha1,186,023 people50,500
AustriaErnst-Happel-Stadionopened 1931Leopoldstadt110,100 people50,000
ColombiaEstadio Metropolitano Roberto Meléndezopened 1986Barranquilla1,326,588 people46,692
ParaguayEstadio Defensores del Chacoopened 1900Asunción462,241 people42,354
AlgeriaNelson Mandela Stadiumopened 2023Baraki40,784
PanamaRommel Fernández Stadiumopened 1970Panama City1,540,000 people32,000
NorwayUllevaal Stadionopened 1926Oslo717,710 people28,000
CanadaBMO Fieldopened 2007Toronto2,794,356 people21,566
Bosnia and HerzegovinaBilino Polje Stadiumopened 1972Zenica70,553 people15,600
Cape VerdeEstádio Nacional de Cabo Verdeopened 2014Praia159,050 people15,000
New ZealandNorth Harbour Stadiumopened 1997Auckland1,470,100 people14,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Argentina–
Australia–
Belgium–
Brazil–
Curaçao–
Czech Republic–
DR Congo–
Ecuador–
Egypt–
England–
France–
Ghana–
Haiti–
Iraq–
Ivory Coast–
Jordan–
Morocco–
Portugal–
Scotland–
South Africa–
South Korea–
Switzerland–
Tunisia–
Turkey–
United States–
Uzbekistan–

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