Some of these hold a hundred thousand people; one is famous for a single stand that never sits down. Capacity settles nothing here.
1San SiroMilan's shared cathedral, home to both AC Milan and Internazionale.1000pts
2Camp NouBarcelona's home since 1957 and the largest stadium in Europe.974pts
3Signal Iduna ParkBorussia Dortmund's ground, home of the 25,000-seat Yellow Wall.750pts
4Celtic ParkGlasgow's loudest night, where the Green Brigade fills the standing section.566pts
5Wembley StadiumEngland's national stadium under its 133-metre arch.566pts
6Old TraffordManchester United's ground since 1910, nicknamed the Theatre of Dreams.500pts
7La BomboneraBoca Juniors' steep three-sided ground in Buenos Aires.500pts
8Parc des PrincesParis Saint-Germain's concrete-ribbed home designed by Roger Taillibert.500pts
9Estadio MonumentalRiver Plate's Buenos Aires ground, the largest in Argentina.423pts
10Santiago BernabeuReal Madrid's Madrid ground, rebuilt with a retractable roof and a steel skin.423pts
11Estadio AztecaMexico City's altitude giant, the only ground to host two World Cup finals.423pts
12MaracanaRio de Janeiro's vast bowl that hosted two World Cup finals.333pts
13AnfieldLiverpool's ground, known for the Kop and You'll Never Walk Alone.333pts
14Estadio da LuzBenfica's red Lisbon arena, opened for Euro 2004.333pts
15Tottenham Hotspur StadiumNorth London's 2019 build with a retractable pitch and a single-tier south stand.333pts
16Ibrox StadiumRangers' Glasgow ground behind a red-brick listed facade.333pts
17De KuipFeyenoord's Rotterdam bowl, a template for two-tier stadium design.227pts
18Stade VelodromeMarseille's wave-roofed stadium on the Mediterranean coast.227pts
19Allianz ArenaBayern Munich's home, wrapped in inflatable panels that change colour.0pts
20Stadio OlimpicoRome's athletics-era bowl shared by Roma and Lazio.0pts



















