The Biggest Stadiums of Brazil World Cup 2014 and Others

The matches of the World Cup 2014 in Brazil will be staged in twelve venues, spread across twelve host cities. This is to be the second time Brazil has hosted the competition, the first being the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Though some doubts about the completation of the stadiums and infrastructure before 2014 World Cup, Still they are working hard to make it happened. With the opening of the first World Cup stadium in Fortaleza and Belo Horizonte, there are, however, ten more stadiums to complete.

The stadiums for Brazil World Cup 2014 is listed here.

STADIUM..................................Host City.

Mineirão............................Belo Horizonte.

National Stadium.........................Brasília.

Arena Pantanal.............................Cuiabá.

Arena da Baixada........................Curitiba.

Castelao....................................Fortaleza.

Arena Amazonia..........................Manaus.

Arena das Dunas............................Natal.

Beira-Rio.............................Porto Alegre.

Arena Pernambuco......................Recife.

Maracana..........................Rio de Janeiro.

Fonte Nova................................Salvador.

Arena Itaquera........................São Paulo.

Among them, Estadio Jornalista Mario Filho, better known as the Maracana, Built for the 1950 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ is the most historic venue there.

When the largest stadium on earth, packing throughout crowds all the way to 200, 000 – one of many highest attendances ever observed in the history of the game – the Maracana may have a diminished capacity of 76, 935 for Brazil 2014. The idea remains, however, the country’s biggest football ground.

The Rio de Janeiro stadium will be in the limelight once again at Brazil World Cup 2014, hosting eight games in all, more than any venue. Among those matches there will be the most important the World Cup Final on 13 July.