20 12 London Olympic soccer venues: Coventry Stadium, Hampton Park Stadium, Cardiff Millennium Stadium, Old Trafford Stadium, St James' Park Stadium, Wembley Stadium.
1, Coventry City Stadium is the home of Coventry Football Club. It is a stadium complex located in Raleigh Green District of Coventry City, West Midlands, England. It covers more than 40 acres, including 1 football field, which can accommodate 32,609 spectators and 1 football field has 6,000 stadiums. It is also home to Arena Park, the largest Tesco supermarket in Britain. The site used to be called "Foleshill gasworks". However, Ricoh Japan won the naming right for ten years after signing a sponsorship contract worth 1 10 million. However, due to the prohibition of title sponsorship during the 20 12 Olympic Games, the stadium was called "Coventry City Stadium". Coventry Stadium is a "smoke-free stadium". Coventry Stadium was officially opened on February 24th, 2007, presided over by Mrs. Kelly Holmes and Minister of Sports Richard Caborn. At that time, it had been one year since the stadium opened, during which Coventry played for a whole season, and held an international competition between England U2 1 and Germany, and the venue was full.
Hampton Park is considered as one of the most modern courses in the world. Its design and capacity were repeatedly mentioned as models throughout the 20th century. In UEFA's information about the five-star stadium, the capacity of Hampton Park Stadium is registered as 52,000 people. In fact, at the beginning, the number of fans accommodated in the stadium was amazing 1.5 million. When Celtic and Aberdeen were in the final of 1937 Scottish Football Association Cup, * * * there were 146433 people present. In the same year, in a game between Scotland and England, Hampton Park even poured in 1494 15 fans. At that time, the staff said that the actual figure was far more than150,000, and it was very likely to reach170,000, which would be a record that could not be rewritten. 1970 uefa cup final, where Celtic and Leeds United played,136,000 people came to the scene. The attendance record of the European Champions Cup final was also set here. 1960 In the Champions League final in May, Real Madrid beat Frankfurt 7-3, and the audience at that time was close to130,000.
The new Hampton Park Stadium is considered as one of the most modern stadiums in the world. Its design and capacity were repeatedly mentioned as models throughout the 20th century. In UEFA's information about the five-star stadium, the capacity of Hampton Park Stadium is registered as 52,000 people. In fact, at the beginning, the number of fans accommodated in the stadium was amazing 1.5 million. When Celtic and Aberdeen were in the final of 1937 Scottish Football Association Cup, * * * there were 146433 people present. In the same year, in a game between Scotland and England, Hampton Park even poured in 1494 15 fans. At that time, the staff said that the actual figure was far more than150,000, and it was very likely to reach170,000, which would be a record that could not be rewritten.
3. Cardiff Millennium Stadium is owned by Millennium Stadium Limited, a subsidiary of WRU Welsh Rugby Union. The construction of this stadium cost WRU 6,543.8+0.26 billion pounds, which is quite low for a modern stadium. The funds are private investment, of which 46 million pounds of public funds come from national lottery, bond proceeds sold to supporters (guaranteed tickets in exchange for interest-free loans) and loans. This development project caused the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) to be heavily in debt.
From 200/KLOC-0 to 2006, during the renovation of Wembley Stadium in London, the FA held the FA Cup final and League Cup final at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, which further enhanced the popularity of Millennium Stadium.
4. Old Trafford Stadium (English: Old Trafford) is located in Greater Manchester, west of Manchester City. It is the home of English club Manchester United and one of the most famous football fields in the world. Manchester United used this stadium as their home from 19 10. During World War II, the stadium was bombed and once moved to the main stadium of Manchester City-the main road. It was not until 1949 that the Old Trafford Stadium was rebuilt and has been in use ever since.
St James Park is located in the busiest downtown area of Newcastle, in front of which is a sculpture of Jackie Milburn, the top scorer in Newcastle's history. Like any modern stadium, the main frame of steel structure is simple and firm, the floodlights and the pillars supporting the stands are shining, the surrounding stands are in good order and the seats are clean and bright. There are dressing rooms, trophy showrooms, gyms, bars, business centers and other supporting facilities in the stadium, and even a small police station has been set up in the south stand.
Wembley Stadium is a football stadium in London, England. It is the home of England's national team and the venue for the finals of various domestic competitions in England. Wembley was first built in 1923 and rebuilt in 2007. It is considered as one of the largest stadiums in the world. 1966 World Cup and 1996 European Championship witnessed the glorious moments of England and Germany respectively.