* Address: Llanelli
* Country: United Kingdom
* Capacity: 14,000
* Opened: 15 November 2008
* Main use: Rugby union
* Tenants: Llanelli RFC (rugby union), Scarlets (rugby union)
The construction costs of the stadium were £23 million.
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* Address: Warwick Road, Carlisle
* Country: United Kingdom
* Capacity: 17,000
* Opened: 2 September 1909
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Carlisle United (football)
The venue opened with a match between Carlisle United Football Club and Newcastle United. The stadium’s record attendance of 27,000 was set in a match of Carlisle United. Carlisle United made their debut in the English top-flight football league in 1974.
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* Address: Chernivtsi
* Country: Ukraine
* Capacity: 12,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Bukovyna Chernivtsi (football)
In 1992, Bukovyna Chernivtsi played in the inaugural Ukrainian top-flight football league season.
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* Address: St. Petersburg
* Country: Russia
* Capacity: 68,000
* Opened: 2017
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Zenit (football)
The construction of the venue started in 2007. Tenants Zenit, the first Russian sports club with 1 million followers on their main social media page, won the top-flight league of Russia several times. In 2008, they won the UEFA Cup and the UEFA Super Cup.
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* Address: Montevideo
* Country: Uruguay
* Capacity: 40,000
* Opened: 28 March 2016
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Peñarol (football)
Tenants Club Atlético Peñarol, one of the first football clubs from the Pampas with 100,000 followers on their main social media page, became the second club with five Copa Libertadores titles. In 1974, the Argentine side Independiente became the first club with five titles.
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* Address: Rue al-Azrak Ahmed, Casablanca
* Country: Morocco
* Capacity: 45,000
* Opened: 6 March 1955
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Raja (football), Wydad (football)
Raja Club Athletic and Wydad Athletic Club use the venue for home games. Raja were crowned African football champions in 1989 for the first time in their history. Their arch-rivals Wydad won their first African championship title in 1992. Raja became the first Moroccan sports club with 1 million followers on their main social media page. In 2013, they also became the first Moroccan football club in a FIFA Club World Cup final. They lost the match against the German side Bayern München.
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* Address: Darmstadt
* Country: Germany
* Capacity: 17,000
* Opened: 1921
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Darmstadt 98 (football)
Tenants Darmstadt 98 became the first sports club from Darmstadt with 100,000 followers on their main social media page.
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* Address: Sharjah
* Country: United Arab Emirates
* Capacity: 15,000
* Opened: 1982
* Main use: Cricket
* Tenants:
The stadium hosted numerous matches of the national cricket team of the United Arab Emirates.
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* Address: 1 National Stadium Road, Beijing
* Country: China
* Capacity: 18,000
* Opened: 26 November 2007
* Main use: Multi-purpose
* Tenants:
The arena hosted gymnastics, handball and trampolining for the world famous Games of the Olympiad in 2008.
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* Address: Lódz
* Country: Poland
* Capacity: 18,000
* Opened:
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Widzew Lódz (football)
Tenants Widzew Lódz won the Polish football championship in 1981 for the first time in their history. They are among the first Polish sports clubs with 100,000 followers on their main social media page.
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