Viva Brazil! 2014 World Cup stadiums

32 teams,1 venue,1 month,1 winner!

On 12th June, 2014, the largest spectacle in the global sporting calendar,The World Cup, kicks off at the Arena Corinthians in Brazil’s most populous city, São Paulo. Over the course of the next month, 32 teams will battle it out across 12 stadiums in Brazil for the most sought after trophy in the wide world of sports, watched by a global audience in excess of 2 billion people. It is estimated that by kick off on Thursday 12-06-14 US$14.5 billion will have been spent on the 2014 World Cup preparations.

Arena Corinthians - 68,000 seats — Arena Corinthians – 68,000 seats

Arena das Dunas - 43,000 seats — Arena das Dunas – 43,000 seats

Arena Fonte Nova - 53,700 seats — Arena Fonte Nova – 53,700 seats

Arena Pantanal - 41,390 seats — Arena Pantanal – 41,390 seats

Estadio Beira-Rio - 50,000 seats — Estadio Beira-Rio – 50,000 seats

Estadio Nacional de Brasilia stadium - 71,412 seats — Estadio Nacional de Brasilia stadium – 71,412 seats

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Maracana Stadium - 79,000 seats — Maracana Stadium – 79,000 seats

Mario Filho (Maracana) stadium in the background

Mineirao Stadium - 64,000 seats — Mineirao Stadium – 64,000 seats

Arena da Baixada - 41,456 seats — Arena da Baixada – 41,456 seats

24 months after the World Cup, Rio will be staging the world’s second largest sporting extravaganza, the Olympic Games. Around US$2.3 billion has been allocated for improvements to hold the event.

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