Know the top soccer stadiums of the world

New Delhi: With the world having much love for soccer, the need for better and bigger stadiums has always resulted in some iconic infrastructures, several of which have become world's best soccer stadiums. Soccer stadiums have one of the largest spectator's seating capacities in sports as well as the infrastructure also taken care for making them beautiful.If you are unaware about the location these beautiful stadiums, following is the list of top soccer stadiums in the world: 1. Wembley Football Stadium, EnglandThe size of this stadium makes Wembley the top soccer stadium of the world. In 2007, Wembley was renovated on the same location where the previous Wembley Stadium existed. Wembley is home to English football and will persist to be so in future. 2. The Allianz Arena, GermanyHome to the European champions, Bayern Munich, this is the third largest stadium in Germany and can hold up to 70,000 spectators. The stadium gives an astonishing look at night. 3. Old Trafford – Football Stadium, EnglandAlso famous as the Theatre of Dreams, this is one iconic stadium and is the home ground of Manchester United. Every young soccer player hopes for a chance to play at the Old Trafford. 4. Camp Nou, SpainThis is the largest stadium located in Spain. The stadium is home to Barcelona and is blessed with the grace of prominent players, with Lionel Messi being one of them. 5. Azteca, MexicoThe only reason why Azteca soccer stadium has been awarded a higher position among others is due to the fact that the stadium has successfully hosted two World Cups finals and is best known for them. It can hold a capacity of 100,000 spectators and is considered special by the Mexican football.6. Soccer City, South AfricaFormerly known as the First National Bank Stadium, the Soccer City is located in Johannesburg and was built for the 2010 World Cup. It's spectators holding capacity is 90,000. 7. Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, SpainEurope's highly successful club, Real Madrid has earned the right to play in the Santiago Bernabeu. Some of the world's greatest players have played here and added to the value of this beautiful stadium. Christiano Ronaldo calls Bernabeu home. 8. Anfield, United KingdomIt is home to the Liverpool FC and has an electric environment which everyone would love to experience. The stadium's capacity is not as huge and is limited to 45,000 spectators only yet it is best known for the atmosphere that is created here particularly on European nights. 9. San Siro, ItalyThis Football Stadiums is standing beautifully in Milan, Italy. It can carry 80,000 people and is designed in such a manner so as to give every spectator maximum visibility regardless of where he may be seated. The Champions League Final in 2002 was held in San Siro. 10. The Azadi Stadium, IranHome to the Iran national soccer team, this stadium was inaugurated in the 1971. This huge complex is also equipped with swimming pool.

Know the top soccer stadiums of the world

New Delhi: With the world having much love for soccer, the need for better and bigger stadiums has always resulted in some iconic infrastructures, several of which have become world's best soccer stadiums. Soccer stadiums

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