[h=3]1. Camp Nou, FC Barcelona[/h]Capacity:*99,354. The stadium us*home of*FC Barcelona*team and it*is Europe’s largest football stadium. It has been open in*1957 and in has been renewed for*1989 European Cup final, as well as 1999 Champions League final.
[h=3]2. Santiago Bernabeu, Real Madrid[/h]Capacity: 85,454. Stadium of Real Madrid and Spanish national team.*Originally opened in 1947, the Santiago Bernabeu has since been renovated twice—in 1982 and 2001—in order to match the ambitions of the Galacticos.
[h=3]3. Old Trafford, Manchester United[/h]Capacity: 75,731.*Old Trafford is a stadium hosting*Manchester United team.*Opened in 1910 and renewed in*2006 it*is England’s largest club stadium.
[h=3]4. Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich[/h]Capacity: 71,437.*The Allianz Arena*is a football stadium of Bayern*Munich team. Opened in 2005 the stadium is*home to both Munich-based football teams: Bayern Munich and 1860 Munich. It is the only stadium across the Europe that is able to change colours to reflect which of the two teams are playing—red for Bayern and blue for 1860 Munich
[h=3]5. Signal Iduna Park, Borussia Dortmund[/h]Capacity: 80,645.*Opened in*1974*Signal Iduna Park is**the home of Borussia Dortmund is the largest stadium in Germany.
[h=3]6. San Siro, AC Milan[/h]Capacity: 80,018.*Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in*Milan also known as San Siro is home of*AC Milan and*Internazionale teams.*Construction of the stadium finished in*1925 in the district of Milan named San Siro. Since than the stadium has been renews for*1965 and 1970 European Cup finals as well as*2002 Champions League final.
[h=3]7. Anfield, Liverpool*F.C.[/h]Capacity: 45,276. Opened in*1884 is home to Liverpool F.C. team.*Though not a huge stadium in terms of capacity by any means it has the legendary atmosphere making it one of the greatest stadiums in the world.
[h=3]8. Celtic Park, Glasgow[/h]Capacity: 60,355. Open in 1892 Celtic Park is the oldest and largest stadium in Scotland.
[h=3]9. Juventus Stadium, Turin[/h]Capacity: 41,254. Opened in 2011 is a home of*Juventus F.C.
[h=3]10. Estadio Da Luz, Benfica Lisbon[/h]Capacity: 65,647. Open in 2003 the stadium hosts Benfica Lisbon club.
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[h=3]2. Santiago Bernabeu, Real Madrid[/h]Capacity: 85,454. Stadium of Real Madrid and Spanish national team.*Originally opened in 1947, the Santiago Bernabeu has since been renovated twice—in 1982 and 2001—in order to match the ambitions of the Galacticos.
[h=3]3. Old Trafford, Manchester United[/h]Capacity: 75,731.*Old Trafford is a stadium hosting*Manchester United team.*Opened in 1910 and renewed in*2006 it*is England’s largest club stadium.
[h=3]4. Allianz Arena, FC Bayern Munich[/h]Capacity: 71,437.*The Allianz Arena*is a football stadium of Bayern*Munich team. Opened in 2005 the stadium is*home to both Munich-based football teams: Bayern Munich and 1860 Munich. It is the only stadium across the Europe that is able to change colours to reflect which of the two teams are playing—red for Bayern and blue for 1860 Munich
[h=3]5. Signal Iduna Park, Borussia Dortmund[/h]Capacity: 80,645.*Opened in*1974*Signal Iduna Park is**the home of Borussia Dortmund is the largest stadium in Germany.
[h=3]6. San Siro, AC Milan[/h]Capacity: 80,018.*Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in*Milan also known as San Siro is home of*AC Milan and*Internazionale teams.*Construction of the stadium finished in*1925 in the district of Milan named San Siro. Since than the stadium has been renews for*1965 and 1970 European Cup finals as well as*2002 Champions League final.
[h=3]7. Anfield, Liverpool*F.C.[/h]Capacity: 45,276. Opened in*1884 is home to Liverpool F.C. team.*Though not a huge stadium in terms of capacity by any means it has the legendary atmosphere making it one of the greatest stadiums in the world.
[h=3]8. Celtic Park, Glasgow[/h]Capacity: 60,355. Open in 1892 Celtic Park is the oldest and largest stadium in Scotland.
[h=3]9. Juventus Stadium, Turin[/h]Capacity: 41,254. Opened in 2011 is a home of*Juventus F.C.
[h=3]10. Estadio Da Luz, Benfica Lisbon[/h]Capacity: 65,647. Open in 2003 the stadium hosts Benfica Lisbon club.
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