The 30 hottest stadiums in world football

Javier Argudo

Magazine France Football chose the 30 hottest stadiums in world football. These are the ones selected in ascending order.

Millerntor – Sankt Pauli
Princes Park – Paris Saint Germain
Radés Stadium – Esperance from Tunisia
5 July 1962 – Mouloudia d´Algeria
Stadium of La Luz – Benfica
Mariscal Joseph Pisudski – Legia Warsaw
Pedro Didegain – San Lorenzo de Almagro
Olimpico in Rome – AS Roma and Lazio
St. Jame´s Park- Newcastle United
Champion of the Century – Peñarol
Mohamed V – Casablanca slit
Toumba Stadium – PAOK Salonica
Mestalla – Valencia CF
Sukru Saracoglu – Fenerbahce
Cairo International – Al Ahly from Egypt
Geoffroy Guichard – Saint Etienne
Orange Velodrome – Olympic Marsella
St. Paul – Naples
The tub – Feyernoord
Turk Telekom- Galatasaray
Maracana – Flamengo and Fluminense
San Mames – Athletic Club de Bilbao
Karaiskakis – Olympiakos
Vodafone Park – Besiktas
Monumental – River Plate
Celtic Park – Celtic de Glasgow
Rajko Mitic – Red Star Belgrade
Signal Iduna Park – Borussia Dortmund

Estadio Borussia Dortmund — The Amarillo Yellow Wall’ del Borussia Dortmund, one of the most intimidating stands in world football (Brand)

Anfield – Liverpool FC

‘The Kop’ Anfield's most famous fund (Liverpool FC)

The Bombonera

the best stadiums — La Bombonera Stadium (The Journal)

In this way, for publication France Football, The Bombonera, followed by Anfield and from the field of Borussia Dortmund would be the hottest or most vibrant stadiums on the international football scene. Are you agree? Do you miss someone else who deserves to be on this list or should he appear in a better position? You can leave your comments and opinions at the end of the article.

3 thoughts on “The 30 hottest stadiums in world football”

The hottest and most intimidating stadium is River Plate ,from Argentina.

Myths seem to need to be fed every now and then. This of the stadiums “hot” will give theme for these (endless) pandemic days, surely. So I take advantage and ask a question about it. Since Diego and Brindisi won a League until Maestro Tabárez, Mársico and Bati did it again…the Bombonera did not vibrate? Weren't the visitors afraid? Did rivals have amnesia for eleven long years?