* Address: Bulevardul Stirbei Voda 36, Craiova
* Country: Romania
* Capacity: 30,000
* Opened: 10 November 2017
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Universitatea Craiova (football)
The construction of the stadium started in September 2015. It opened with a football match between Universitatea Craiova and Slavia Praha.
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* Address: Abu Dhabi
* Country: United Arab Emirates
* Capacity: 43,000
* Opened: January 1980
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
The stadium hosted its first-ever AFC Asian Cup final in 1996. The national football team of Saudi Arabia won the match after defeating the United Arab Emirates. The Zayed Sports City Stadium hosted its first-ever FIFA Club World Cup final in 2009. The final of the world championship for football clubs was won by FC Barcelona from Spain after defeating the Argentine side Estudiantes de La Plata in front of 43,000 spectators.
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* Address: Jamshedpur
* Country: India
* Capacity: 60,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Jamshedpur FC (football)
Tenants Jamshedpur Football Club, nicknamed Men of Steel, made their debut in the Indian Super League in 2017. They played their first home game in the league against ATK, with 23,000 people in attendance.
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* Capital: Kinshasa
* GDP per capita: $400
* Population: 82 million
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* Address: 99 Jardins de l’Arche, Nanterre
* Country: France
* Capacity: 32,000
* Opened: 16 October 2017
* Main use: Rugby union
* Tenants: Racing 92 (rugby union)
The construction costs of the venue were €360 million. Tenants Racing 92 are among the first French rugby union clubs with 100,000 followers on their main social media page.
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* Address: Moscow
* Country: Russia
* Capacity: 81,000
* Opened: 31 July 1956
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
The Luzhniki Stadium opened as the Central Lenin Stadium. It became a venue for several events, like athletics, concerts, football, ice hockey, rugby sevens and wrestling. The stadium’s record attendance was set in 1963, when 102,000 people showed up for a football match between the USSR and Italy. In 1980, the stadium was one of the venues for the Games of the Olympiad. On 20 October 1982, a disaster occured during a UEFA Cup match. 66 people died in the stampede, which made it the nation’s worst sporting disaster at the time. In 2008, the venue hosted the first UEFA Champions League final in Russia. 67,000 spectators attended the prestigious football match, which was won by Manchester United after defeating Chelsea. It was the first UEFA Champions League final between two English clubs.
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* Address: McLeod Street, Edinburgh
* Country: United Kingdom
* Capacity: 20,000
* Opened: 10 April 1886
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Heart of Midlothian (football)
Tenants Heart of Midlothian Football Club were founded in 1874. They won the Scottish top division several times.
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* Address: São Paulo
* Country: Brazil
* Capacity: 40,000
* Opened: 27 April 1940
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
The construction of the stadium, which is nicknamed Estádio do Pacaembu, started in 1938. It hosted six matches for the 1950 FIFA World Cup. The first FIFA World Cup match at the stadium was won 3-2 by the national football team of Sweden after defeating Italy.
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* Address: Yokohama
* Country: Japan
* Capacity: 30,000
* Opened: 4 April 1978
* Main use: Baseball
* Tenants: Yokohama DeNA Baystars (baseball)
The stadium is known as a venue for several events. Tenants Yokohama DeNA BayStars were founded under a different name. They are among the major Japanese baseball clubs.
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* Address: Habiganj
* Country: Bangladesh
* Capacity: 20,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Cricket, football
* Tenants:
The stadium became the largest venue by capacity in Habiganj.
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