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FourFourTwo’s 100 Best Football Stadiums in the World: No.1
100 Best Stadiums Unusually shaped, built to bounce with the fans and doomed if it doesn’t change soon, La Bombonera is our No.1. Martin Mazur explains why...
FourFourTwo’s 100 Best Football Stadiums in the World: No.2
100 Best Stadiums It started as a dream, stood proud for independence, and helped Barcelona become more than a club. Andy Murray on the legendary Camp Nou...
Wembley: born of folly and almost destroyed after two years
100 Best Stadiums The early history of English football’s home was anything but promising, reports Paul Simpson.
FourFourTwo’s 100 Best Football Stadiums in the World: No.3
100 Best Stadiums Third in our list, the former Empire Stadium that went from near-bankruptcy to being the Venue of Legends. Paul Simpson gets Wembley fever...
FourFourTwo’s 100 Best Football Stadiums in the World: No.4
100 Best Stadiums It’s enormous, it’s world famous and it’s seen the best players ever have their finest hours. Martin Mazur muses on a Mexican marvel...
FourFourTwo’s 100 Best Football Stadiums in the World: No.5
100 Best Stadiums As masculinely magnificent as its name is sybillantly feminine, the San Siro is among football’s finest venues. Andy Murray doffs his cap...
FourFourTwo’s 100 Best Football Stadiums in the World: No.6
100 Best Stadiums Built quickly and not brilliantly, the site of Brazilian disasters metaphorical and actual, the Maracana has nevertheless become one of football’s most widely-adored stadiums. Martin Mazur tells the story.