What is the largest football stadium in the world?

Among regularly-used football stadiums, Camp Nou in Barcelona is the largest at 99,354 capacity (expanding to 105,000 by 2027). The Rungrado May Day Stadium in Pyongyang has a higher official capacity (114,000) but is rarely used for top-flight club football.

What is the biggest football stadium in the UK?

Wembley Stadium (90,000) is the largest football ground in the United Kingdom. The largest English club ground is Old Trafford (74,158), followed by the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,850), London Stadium (62,500), Anfield (61,276), and the Emirates (60,704).

Which Premier League stadium has the loudest atmosphere?

Atmosphere is subjective, but Anfield, St James' Park and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are consistently rated by football journalists, players and managers among the loudest Premier League grounds. Anfield's European nights and St James' Park on a Newcastle United home derby produce particularly intense atmospheres.

How do I find a stadium's capacity, seating plan and postcode?

Each Anyseats stadium guide lists capacity, opening year, postcode, the official seating plan stand-by-stand, and matchday transit options. Click into any ground from the list above for the full guide.

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№01 · London

Wembley Stadium

Home of England

England’s national stadium and the home of the England team since 2007, owned by the Football Association, whose headquarters are in the building.

Cap. 90,000Guide →

№02 · Dortmund

Signal Iduna Park

Home of Borussia Dortmund

Borussia Dortmund have played here since it opened in 1974, and the club owns the stadium.

Cap. 81,365Guide →

№03 · Madrid

Santiago Bernabéu

Real Madrid's home since 1947, reopened after a full remodel with a retractable roof and a retractable pitch.

Cap. 78,297Guide →

№04 · Milan

San Siro

Home of AC Milan

The largest stadium in Italy and a UEFA Category Four ground.

Cap. 75,817Guide →

№05 · Munich

Allianz Arena

Home of Bayern Munich

The most architecturally distinctive stadium exterior in world football.

Cap. 75,024Guide →

№06 · Manchester

Old Trafford

Home of Manchester United

Old Trafford is known as the Theatre of Dreams, a name associated with Sir Bobby Charlton.

Cap. 74,158Guide →

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What is the largest football stadium in the world?
Among regularly-used football stadiums, Camp Nou in Barcelona is the largest at 99,354 capacity (expanding to 105,000 by 2027). The Rungrado May Day Stadium in Pyongyang has a higher official capacity (114,000) but is rarely used for top-flight club football.
What is the biggest football stadium in the UK?
Wembley Stadium (90,000) is the largest football ground in the United Kingdom. The largest English club ground is Old Trafford (74,158), followed by the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,850), London Stadium (62,500), Anfield (61,276), and the Emirates (60,704).
Which Premier League stadium has the loudest atmosphere?
Atmosphere is subjective, but Anfield, St James' Park and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are consistently rated by football journalists, players and managers among the loudest Premier League grounds. Anfield's European nights and St James' Park on a Newcastle United home derby produce particularly intense atmospheres.
How do I find a stadium's capacity, seating plan and postcode?
Each Anyseats stadium guide lists capacity, opening year, postcode, the official seating plan stand-by-stand, and matchday transit options. Click into any ground from the list above for the full guide.

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