Stadiums, Host Cities & Culture
16 entries in the FIFA World Cup compendium.
Stadiums, Host Cities & Culture — Era Chart
Maracanã StadiumThe stadium where Uruguay defeated Brazil in the deciding match of the 1950 World Cup, cauWembley StadiumThe venue that hosted England's 1966 World Cup final victory.Estadio AztecaThe first stadium to host two FIFA World Cup finals, in 1970 and 1986.Seoul World Cup StadiumThe modern coliseum where the Red Devils' dream reached its zenith in 2002.Mexico CityThe high-altitude home of the opening match for the 2026 World Cup.LondonThe eternal capital of football where history was written on the hallowed turf of Wembley.Rio de JaneiroThe spiritual home of football, where samba rhythms meet the roar of history at the MaracaJohannesburgThe vibrant hub that hosted the historic final of the first African World Cup.Los AngelesWhere the world gathered under Southern California sun for football's biggest stage.SalvadorA historic coastal city where football meets Afro-Brazilian soul in the 2014 tournament.World Cup WillieThe first official mascot to roar for the world stage in 1966.FulecoThe armored ambassador of Brazil's 2014 football fiesta.ZabivakaThe energetic wolf mascot who represented the 2018 tournament in Russia.La'eebThe digital superstar bringing the magic of football to the world.FootixThe blue rooster who crowed for glory in France's historic 1998 World Cup victory.ZakumiThe green-and-gold lion who roared to life for football's first African World Cup.
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