* Address: Al-Wakrah
* Country: Qatar
* Capacity: 40,000
* Opened: 16 May 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
The construction of the venue started in 2014. It opened with a football match, which was won by Al-Duhail after beating Al-Sadd. 38,000 people showed up for the game.
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* Address: Viktora Tegelhoffa 4, Bratislava
* Country: Slovak Republic
* Capacity: 22,000
* Opened: 3 March 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: ŠK Slovan (football)
The venue, which became the largest stadium by capacity in the Slovak Republic, opened with a football match between ŠK Slovan and Spartak Trnava. 22,000 people attended the game, which ended in a 2-0 victory for the home side. In 1994, ŠK Slovan won the inaugural edition of the Slovak top-flight football league.
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* Address: Raipur
* Country: India
* Capacity: 65,000
* Opened: 11 September 2008
* Main use: Football
* Tenants:
In 2013, the cricket club which is currently known as the Delhi Capitals played their first home games at the stadium. They are among the first cricket clubs with 1 million followers on their main social media page.
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* Address: Sydney
* Country: Australia
* Capacity: 30,000
* Opened: 14 April 2019
* Main use: Football, rugby league, rugby union
* Tenants: Parramatta Eels (rugby league), Waratahs (rugby union), Western Sydney Wanderers (football), Wests Tigers (rugby league)
The construction of the venue, which is also known as the Western Sydney Stadium, started in 2016.
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* Address: 400 Snelling Avenue North, St. Paul
* Country: United States
* Capacity: 19,000
* Opened: 13 April 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Minnesota United (football)
The construction costs of the venue started in 2016. It opened with a Major League Soccer match between Minnesota United and New York City Football Club. 19,000 people attended the game, which ended in a 3-3 draw. Osvaldo Alonso, who played various matches for the national football team of Cuba, scored the first goal of the match.
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* Address: London
* Country: United Kingdom
* Capacity: 62,000
* Opened: 3 April 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Tottenham Hotspur (football)
The construction of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium started in 2015. It opened as one of the largest stadiums in the United Kingdom. The stadium opened with a Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and Crystal Palace Football Club. The home side won the game 2-0. Son Heung-min from Korea scored the first goal and Christian Eriksen from Denmark scored the second goal. Tenants Tottenham Hotspur, also known as Spurs and The Lilywhites, were founded in 1882. They are among the first sports clubs with 10 million followers on their main social media page.
Tottenham Hotspur won their first domestic top-flight football league title in 1951. They finished that football league season with 60 points. THFC drew an average attendance of 55,000 in 21 home games in that domestic league season. In 1972, they won the inaugural UEFA Cup after beating the Wolverhampton Wanderers. On 10 February 2018, Tottenham Hotspur broke the record attendance for a Premier League match, when 83,000 people showed up for a game against their rivals Arsenal Football Club. The derby between Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal is known as the North London derby.
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* Address: 63 Samho-ro, Changwon
* Country: Korea
* Capacity: 22,000
* Opened: 19 March 2019
* Main use: Baseball
* Tenants: NC Dinos (baseball)
The NC Dinos played their first Korean top-flight baseball league match in 2013.
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1 April 2019
Plans for a new stadium in Zagreb have been confirmed by the president of the Croatian football association. The president hopes to have a brand new stadium in the next two years, but those plans seem to be overly optimistic. Older plans for a new 50,000-capacity stadium in Zagreb never became a reality. Stadion Maksimir is currently known as the largest sports venue by capacity in Zagreb, but the venue is widely regared as outdated. The 35,000-capacity Stadion Maksimir is the home of Dinamo Zagreb, the most successful Croatian football club. The national football team of Croatia, who lost the 2018 FIFA World Cup final against France, also played numerous matches at the venue.
* Address: Daegu
* Country: Korea
* Capacity: 12,000
* Opened: March 2019
* Main use: Football
* Tenants: Daegu FC (football)
The construction of the venue started in 2017. Tenants Daegu FC were founded in 2002.
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* Address: Mexico City
* Country: Mexico
* Capacity: 20,000
* Opened: 23 March 2019
* Main use: Baseball
* Tenants: Diablos Rojos del México (baseball)
Tenants Diablos Rojos del México were founded in 1940. They are among the major Mexican baseball clubs.
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