UEFA European Football Championship, shortly referred to as UEFA Euro, is the biggest international football competition of Europe. The 16th edition of the tournament will start on 12th June 2021. After a month lengthy carnival, it will say goodbye on 12th July. Moreover, the authority has tagged the upcoming 16th edition of the tournament as a special edition. 24 nations will take part in it and 12 different venues of 12 cities from the 12 different countries will host the matches. In this article, we will guide you about the 2021 UEFA Euro stadium details of this tournament.
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# 2021 UEFA Euro Stadium Details:
#Wembley Stadium:
The national stadium of England is one of the most decorated as well as modern stadiums in the world. It is located in London. It has a capacity of 90 thousand. The English capital based venue will host 3 group D matches, 1 round of 16 fixtures along with 2 semifinals as well as the final. In addition to this, it is the biggest stadium of this competition.
#Stadio Olimpico:
The Rome based venue will have the privilege to host the opening game of the tournament. The Italian capital located venue will also arrange 2 other groups A games as well as a quarter-final match. It has 73 thousand seat capacity. It is the home ground for Serie-A giant AS Roma.
#Allianz Arena:
Located in Munich, Germany. Bayern Munich’s home does have a capacity of 75 thousand. It will arrange 3 group F games along with a quarter-final. Allianz Arena is one of the biggest stadiums in Europe. The stadium also hosted the opening game of the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
#Baku Olympic Stadium:
The national stadium of Azerbaijan recently hosted the UEFA Europa League final. It will arrange 3 group A games as well as a quarter-final. The Olympic Stadium has a capacity of 65 thousand.
#Saint Petersburg Stadium:
The queen of Europe is an amazing city to watch and live. Zenit’s home ground has 56 thousand capacity. It will arrange 3 group B games and also a quarter-final.
#Puskas Ferenc Stadium:
The Budapest based venue is named after the Real Madrid legend of Hungary. The Hungarian capital will have the privilege to host 3 group F games. It will also arrange a round of 16 matches. It has a receptivity of 68 thousand.
#Arena Nationala:
Situated at the Romanian capital. The Bucharest based stadium will host 3 group C games. In addition to this, it will arrange a round of 16 matches as well. This venue has a capacity of 56 thousand.
#Johann Cruijff Arena:
Named after Netherlands and Barcelona legend Johann Cruyff. Has a receptivity of 54,000. The Amsterdam based venue will host 3 group D games as well as a round of 16 matches. Nevertheless, it is used as the home ground of last season’s UCL semifinalists Ajax.
#Estadio San Mames:
Neither Santiago Bernabeu nor Camp Nou will represent Spain in this competition. It will be Athletic Bilbao’s fort San Mames which will arrange 3 group E games. Besides, it will host a round of 16 games too. It has a retention of 53 thousand.
#Hampden Park:
With 52,000 capacity Hampden Park is used as Scotland National Football Team’s home ground. The Glasgow based venue will have it’s chance to host 3 of group D games along with a round of 16 fixture.
#Aviva Stadium:
The Dublin based venue has a retention of 50,000. It will host 3 of group E games. Apart from this, it will also host a round of 16 clashes. It will represent Ireland in this contest.
# Parken:
The smallest venue of this warfare with a retention of 38 thousand. The Copenhagen based venue will host 3 group B games. The Denmark capital located venue will also arrange a round of 16 clashes as well. It is the home ground of the Danish club FC Copenhagen.
You can also check the UEFA Euro Broadcasting TV Channel List here.
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