With the World Cup already started, we decided to bring some stadiums from Qatar, where the cup matches will take place, so we brought 5 Stadiums from Qatar. See more about them:
KHALIFA INTER. STADIUM, DOHA
The first stadium we brought here is the Khalifa International is the most famous and most loved stadium in Qatar. Inaugurated in 1976, the stadium underwent a profound and ultra-modern transformation for the Cup.
Re-opened in 2017, the Khalifa has already hosted the Asian Games, the Gulf Cup, the AFC Asian Cup and five games from the 2019 FIFA Club World Cup, including the final between Liverpool and Flamengo.
Located in the City of Sports, a sports complex that houses places such as the iconic The Torch, Aspire Park and Aspire Dome, Khalifa International has the capacity to receive more than 45,000 fans and will be one of the great stages of the World Cup in Qatar.
AL BAYT STADIUM, AL KHOR
This stadium is in the city of Al Khor north of Doha, Al Bayt Stadium promises to be one of the most beautiful stadiums of the World Cup in Qatar. Its design is inspired by the bayt al sha'ar, traditional tents used by the nomadic peoples of Qatar and the Persian Gulf region. One design pays homage to Qatar's past, while keeping an eye on the future.
Capacity for 60,000 people, after the Cup the stadium will be dismantled, its superior modular structure will be donated to countries with little sports infrastructure. An initiative that aims at development through sport in poor locations.
AL JANOUB STADIUM, AL WAKRAH
Al Janoub Stadium, inspired by the traditional pearl harvest, the first major commercial activity in Qatar before the discovery of oil. Al Janoub Stadium is certainly one of the most beautiful football stadiums in the world. It is located in the port city of Al Wakrah.
The stadium was inaugurated in 2019 during the final of the Emir Cup, with Al Duhail, from Doha, winning. The project reveals organic and pearly shapes, a project by the award-winning architect Zaha Hadid, who immersed herself in Qatari culture to design this pearl of the World Cup in Qatar.
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AHMAD BIN ALI STADIUM, AL RAYYAN
Former Al Rayyan stadium, which will give way to the very modern Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium for the World Cup in Qatar. Located in Al Rayyan, neighboring Doha and a short distance from Khalifa International, the Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium sits on the edge of the Qatari desert.
For this reason, it will be one of the most sustainable stadiums in the World Cup, where the preservation of nature has been a priority. With capacity for up to 40,000 people, the stadium will be reduced after the World Cup and the superior modular structure will be donated to poor countries without sports infrastructure. After the end of the World Cup, the stadium will continue to be the home of Al Rayyan.
LUSAIL STADIUM, LUSAIL CITY
Finally, in the absence of another host city, Qatar went there and built a city from scratch. Lusail City did not exist until a few years ago and will be one of the main cities of the Qatar World Cup and will host the Lusail Stadium. Designed to hold up to 80,000 fans, it will be the biggest stadium in the World Cup. With a modern and bold project, the Lusail Stadium exudes artistic and architectural references from the Arab world.
At the end of the competition, the local Qatar Cup committee plans to remove and donate most of the stadium's 80,000 seats to sports projects in developing countries around the world. The Lusail Stadium will host the grand final of the World Cup in Qatar.