Different countries have different games as their national game. few games, like tennis and soccer, have gained major global exposure and fan-following on the other hand few, like hockey and basketball, are until now limited to specific regions. For instance, in the United States, baseball is one of the most beloved games, but it is not very famous in other regions of the globe. Many part-time players who practice with a baseball pitching machine and softball pitching machines dream to become a famous athlete for their national teams of their countries.
Being a famous well known athelete is a vision come true. There are many people who literally, adore their sports athletes. And why they should not? After all, these sportsmen put their complete effort into the sports for the reputation and pride of their whole nation. They take their selves to the limits to give their viewers and fan some occasions of sheer joy. However, they are not the only ones to make history, nor are we the only ones to witness it. The stadium where a memorable match is played becomes the holy land for the players and fans alike. The stadiums are of huge importance. There are a lot of stadiums around the globe, starting from the most historic ones and all the way to the most recent ones. Let’s take a look at the stadiums which have the largest seating space in the world.
Rungrado May Day Stadium:
Within the non-auto stadiums, Rungardo May Day stadium of North Korea has the biggest capacity in the world. It can house 150,000 people at a an occasion. Constructed in 1985, the arena is very aesthetically appealing as it looks like a magnolia blossom upon Rungardo Waters. It has eight stories and a ground area of 207,000 square meters.
Estadio Azteca:
Estadio in Mexico City is the only stadium with the honor of housing two World Cup Finales. The arena itself is a wonderful feat of construction which pays homage to the ancient Aztec civilization which houses 114,465 people. This is the stadium where Diego Maradona scored the ‘Goal of the century’.
Camp Nou
L’Estadi Camp Nou is the third largest arena with a space of 98 934 people. It is also called FC Barcelona stadium as it is the home for that club. It was constructed in 1957and housed a various kinds of of sports event along with some world cup matches.
Maracana
EstádioJornalistaMárioFilho, also known as as Maracana, is a Rio de Janeiro arena that hosted the 1950 World Cup. The arena has around 87,500 seating capacity, but around 200,000 have been said to witness the World Cup final of 1950 from this arena. This is said to be the biggest number of live spectators to witness a football event.
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in Milan is the fifth largest arena with a housing space of 85,000 people. It is the home for AC Milan and FC Milano. The arena was first constructed in 1925, and has gone under multiple renewals since then. The architecture of the arena was escessively much praised for being too futuristic for its time.
