These are the most important football grounds for Olympic in Landon2012.These grounds will increase the charming of the 2012 Olympic games with their new attractive look.And the football spectators also will be amuse with the new world of Olympic 2012.Besides the internal beauty of the parks the outer side of the Olympic city is also decorated which is presenting the superb scenery of the Landon city.
Glasgow - Hampden Park is Scotland's
national stadium since its construction in 1903. It is also the
stadium of Queen's Park FC. It was renovated in the 1990s and has
52,000 seats.
Cardiff - Millennium Stadium has
74,500-seat multipurpose stadium located in Cardiff Wales. This is
the national stadium of Wales.
Manchester - Nicknamed the "Theatre
of Dreams" by Bobby Charlton, Old Trafford is a football stadium
located in the county of Greater Manchester. Built in 1909, it is the
home of Manchester United since 1910.
Newcastle - St James'Park is a football
stadium located in Newcastle. This is the forum of club Newcastle
United. The stadium was inaugurated October 16, 1880 and has a
capacity of 52,000 seats.
Coventry - Stadium of football club
Coventry City located in a multipurpose complex that includes an
exhibition hall, a hotel, leisure club and a casino.
Wembley Stadium
Wembley, London - Wembley main use is
to home games of the England team football and received each year the
finals of major competitions in English football. The stadium is also
used for concerts and other sporting events.
Hampden Park
The stadium will host eight football
matches at the Games in London 2012, five women and three games of
men.
Millennium Stadium
The Millennium Stadium has the honor of
hosting the first event of the London Olympics in 2012, with the
first women's football match on July 25, two days before the opening
ceremony
The stadium construction started in
1997 and was completed in June 1999.
Old Trafford
The stadium was recently expanded to
76,000 seats, making it the second largest stadium in the UK and the
third largest site of London 2012
St. James' Park
The stadium will host six matches
during the London Games 2012.
The 32,609-seat stadium was built in
2005 and inaugurated in 2007.
With 90,000 seats, the stadium's second
largest capacity football stadiums in Europe and is the largest
football stadiums at the 2012 Olympics.
The stadium was inaugurated on 17 March
2007.
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