Showing posts with label World Cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Cup. Show all posts

Thursday, June 7, 2018

WORLD CUP 2018 - RUSSIAN STADIUMS



We are already in WORLD FOOTBALL MOOD! So, why not write today about WORLD FOOTBALL ?!


What are the 2018 World Cup stadiums? Since it became known that Russia would host the 2018 World Cup, the Russian government went to work first to decide what the host cities would be and then to build the soccer stadiums where the 64th World Cup will be held. matches to decide which will be the champion of the world in the king sport, these stadiums have been remodeled or built.
Most of the stadiums that we will see below did not exist before Russia was declared as the host of the 2018 World Cup, with the exception of the Volgograd Central Stadium, the Luzhniki Olympic Stadium and the Yekaterinburg Stadium that already existed.
All Stadiums of Russia 2018
Without further ado, this is the list of the 12 stadiums where the magic of football will happen, there will be fouls, penalties, yellow and red cards, dramas, suffering and joy for the fans of the participating teams, but also for the spectators who will bow down. for your favorite team.

LUZHNİKİ STADIUM


The Luzhniki Stadium allows more than 80 thousand people to sit and have a roof in its facilities. It was built a long time ago but a few years ago it was renovated.
It is part of a sports complex called "Luzhniki Olympic Complex". And we forgot to mention that it is located in Moscow, the capital of the country.

OTKRYTİE ARENA


In Moscow we can find two of the twelve stadiums that are distributed in eleven places of the country. The second is this, the Spartak stadium as the locals know it because it is the home of the Spartak Moscow team.

STADIUM OF SAINT PETERSBURG


It is located on an island surrounded by several rivers in the city of St. Petersburg. Its official name is due to the name of the island and its construction is exclusively due to the 2018 World Cup.

STADIUM OF NİZHNİ NÓVGOROD


Located in the city of Nizhny Novgorod. It began its construction in 2016, being one of the stadiums whose construction began very close before the start of the 2018 World Cup.

SAMARA ARENA


Its construction was planned at first to the south of the city but later it was changed to the north of it. Like the other stadiums we have seen so far, the Samara Stadium has the highest category of UEFA, the four stars or category four.

FİSHT STADİUM


This sports venue is multipurpose and we heard about it for the first time, at the Sochi Olympic Games, since the city hosted them. It is very close to the shore of the Black Sea, allowing the public to see the sea on one side and the mountains on the other side. In addition, it was one of the stadiums used in the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup, one year before the start of the Russia 2018 World Cup.

KALİNİNGRADO STADIUM


This venue was designed specifically for the World Cup, despite the fact that there was already another stadium in the city. In order that Kaliningrad has a relatively small population, after the football world finishes the seating capacity of the stadium will be reduced to 25 thousand. The facilities are located on the banks of the Pregolya River.

ROSTOV ARENA


The second most southern stadium in Russia, surpassed only by Sochi. It is located in the city of Rostov-on-Don.

KAZAN ARENA


Its construction began the same year in which Russia was confirmed as the host of the world cup and its construction time took three years, being officially opened in 2013. It has a parking for 4,500 vehicles and is on the side of the river Kazanka.
Something very interesting is that the stadium has free WIFI internet in all its facilities, being one of the first in the world to do this.

MORDOVİA ARENA


This is perhaps one of the most striking stadiums among the stadiums of the 2018 World Cup, its colors red, white and a bit of blue is in reference to the flag of the region where it is located, the Republic of Mordovia that belongs to the Russian Federation. After the World Cup, the number of seats will be reduced to 28,000.

EKATERİMBURGO ARENA


It has existed since 1957 when it was inaugurated, but because of the World Cup, the facilities have been re-built and its spectator capacity increased.

VOLGOGRADO ARENA


Its popular name among locals the "Rotor Coliseum", was built a long time ago and is multipurpose, example of it is the athletics track that surrounds the engramillado. For the tournament its seating capacity will double and when the world finishes it will return to the normal number of seats, 32,120 spaces. For the total renovation the stadium was demolished, beginning the works in 2014.

And what do you think of these stadiums of the Russia 2018 World Cup? And which one do you like the most?

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Thursday, March 29, 2018

77 DAYS TO ENJOY THE FIFA WORLD CUP!

77 Days to go: League of nations set to grow

(FIFA.com) 
The 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™ is getting closer – 77 days to go!
In less than three months' time – on 14 June, to be precise – the 21st FIFA World Cup™ kicks off at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium, as the hosts take on Saudi Arabia.
That leaves us plenty of time to enjoy a countdown. Between now and the start of the World Cup, we will take a closer look at a different statistic from the history of the tournament each day.
77- the number of countries who have graced the FIFA World Cup™ at least once prior to Russia 2018. Thirteen of them took part in the inaugural world finals in 1930: Argentina, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, France, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Romania, USA Uruguay and Yugoslavia. Ten new countries joined the list four years later: Austria, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Every world finals since then has seen at least one nation make its debut on the global stage.
The only newcomer at Brazil 2014 was Bosnia and Herzegovina – though the country had previously been represented at the world finals by the former Yugoslavia – while Russia 2018 will see Panama and Iceland make their World Cup debuts.
There would have been one more nation on the list of world finalists had India made the trip to Brazil 1950. Despite qualifying for the tournament, the Indians decided against taking up their place for financial reasons and because they were not allowed to play barefoot, as was the custom in their domestic league at the time.
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