Top 10 Biggest Football Stadiums In The World

Soccer City, South Africa

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The Maracana, Rio De Janeiro

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Anfield Road, United Kingdom

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Santiago Bernabeu, Spain

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Azteca – Mexico

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Camp Nou, Spain

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Old Trafford, United Kingdom

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Allianz Arena, Germany

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Wembley, United Kingdom

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Signal Iduna Park

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