Length: the shortest 100m (109 code) and the longest 1 10m (120 code). Width: the shortest is 64m (70 yards) and the longest is 75m (82 yards). Stadium size: The playing field must be rectangular, and the sideline length must be longer than the goal line. The length is 90-120m (100-130m) and the width is 45-90m (50-60m). Target: 7.32 meters long and 2.44 meters high; Big penalty area (penalty area): 40.32 meters long, 16.5 meters wide and 16.5 meters away from the baseline goal post; Small restricted area (goal area): 18.32 meters long and 5.5 meters wide, 5.5 meters away from the baseline goal post; Middle circle area: the radius is 9.15m; Corner area: radius 1 m, distance from the restricted area 13.84 m; Free throw arc: a semicircle with the penalty spot as the center and a radius of 9. 15m; Penalty spot: The playing field at a distance of 1 1 m from the goal line is marked with lines, and the lines should be included in each area as the boundary line of each area in the field. The two longer boundary lines are called sideline lines and the two shorter boundary lines are called goal lines. The width of all lines shall not exceed 12 cm (5 inches). The playing field is divided into two halves by the center line. Make a center mark at the midpoint of the center line of the site, and draw a circle with a radius of 9. 15 meters (10 yards) from the center mark. New wembley stadium Location: London, England Capacity: 96,924 people new wembley stadium is a professional football field located in London, England. It is the home of the England team and the venue for the finals of various competitions in England. Originally built in 1923, rebuilt in 2007, costing 780 million pounds, it is recognized as the greatest stadium in the world.
2. Old Trafford Stadium Location: Manchester, England Capacity: 76,265,438+02 people Old Trafford Stadium is a professional football stadium located in Stratford, Trafford Autonomous City, greater manchester, England. It is the home of Manchester United Football Club in the Premier League and is known as "theatre of dreams". Covering an area of about 765,438+040 square meters (68m× 65,438+005m), the stadium is the second largest football stadium in England and one of the three five-star football stadiums of UEFA in England. 3. Allianz Stadium Location: Munich, Germany Capacity: 75,000 people. Allianz Arena, named after the naming right was sold to Allianz Insurance Company of Germany, is a professional football field located in the north of Munich. With its exquisite structure and magnificent appearance, it has become the glory of Munich and even Germany. Allianz Stadium was chosen as the opening venue of the 2006 World Cup in Germany. The stadium with a seating capacity of 75,000 people was officially opened on 3 1 on May 30th, 2005. Founded by Munich 1860 and Bayern Munich, the most successful club in Germany. It was designed by Swiss designers Jacques Herzog and Pierre Mullen and cost 340 million euros.
4. San Siro Stadium Location: Milan, Italy Capacity: 80,065 people (San Siro, also known as Stadio Giuseppe Meazza), located in the San Siro District of Milan, Italy, 6 kilometers away from the center of Milan, owned by the Milan municipal government, is a five-star football stadium of UEFA. At present, the stadium is the home of Serie A teams AC Milan and Inter Milan. Numerous world-class football matches have been held here, such as the opening match of 1990 World Cup, and the famous "Summer in Italy" was sung in this stadium. 5. Bernabeu Stadium Location: Madrid, Spain Capacity: 80,354 people Santiago Bernabeu Stadium is located in the center of the bustling financial district of Madrid, Spain. This is the home of Real Madrid cf and the five-star football field of UEFA. June1947+February 14 was officially completed. As the greatest coach in the history of Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabeu successfully presided over and completed the construction of the Bernabeu Stadium, which was later named after him.
6. Camp Nou Venue: Barcelona, Spain Capacity: 99,354 people Camp Nou is located in Barcelona, Spain. It is the home of Spanish giants Barcelona and has also been awarded a five-star stadium by UEFA. 1957 can only accommodate 93,053 spectators when it was built, and now it can accommodate 99,354 spectators. Camp Nou is the largest stadium in the whole European continent and the second largest stadium in the world, second only to the legendary Maracana Stadium in Brazil.
7. Wanda-Metropolitan Stadium Location: Madrid, Spain Capacity: 68,000 people Wanda-Metropolitan Stadium is located in Madrid, Spain. It is a new stadium of Atletico Madrid in La Liga, with a total cost of 3 1 10,000 euros. This is a stadium with China elements. 2065438+In February 2005, Wanda Group invested 45 million euros to acquire 20% shares of Atletico Madrid, becoming the second largest shareholder of Atletico Madrid and naming the new stadium. Wanda City Gymnasium officially opened on 20 17. This is not a new stadium. Its predecessor was Madrid Olympic Stadium, which was built in 1994. It was rebuilt on the basis of retaining the original stands. Its design meets the highest standards of comfort, safety and visibility.
8. Luzhniki Stadium Location: Moscow, Russia Capacity: 84,745 people Luzhniki Stadium is located in the center of Moscow, Russia. It is the largest stadium in Russia and a part of the Luzhniki Olympic Sports Center. Luzhniki Stadium is not a professional football field. Built in 1956. It is the main venue of Moscow 1980 Summer Olympic Games. It was also rated as a 5-star stadium by UEFA. It is also one of the most famous devil's courts in world football.
9 Maracana Stadium Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Capacity: 82,000 people Maracana Stadium is synonymous with "the best in the world". Historically, it can accommodate up to 200,000 spectators, and is recognized by the public as the largest football field in the world. It is located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and is the home of Flamengo Football Club in Brazil and Nence Football Club in Froumy. Ownership belongs to the municipal authorities of Rio de Janeiro.
10 national stadium (bird's nest) location: China, Beijing capacity: 9 1000 people The bird's nest is well known to Chinese people. It is not famous in international football, but I have to mention it here out of emotion. The National Stadium is called the "Bird's Nest" because of its appearance. Located in the south of the central area of Beijing Olympic Park, it is the main stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The stadium was designed by Jacques Herzog, De Mellon, Ai Weiwei and Li Xinggang and built by Beijing Urban Construction Group.