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2034, England are chosen to hold the world cup for only the second time. Last time they held it, they won, this time, again, they reached the final, v me, Argentina . I wanted to win the world cup, then I could go back to managing lower league teams in England, hopefully being accepted back at Woking, and reliving the glory between 2001-2014. Anyways, I would be interested which stadiums were used, and how many times they were used. So I am assuming a few of you would seeing as a world cup being held in England is rare.
Oh, also, despite England having the home advantage, I defeated them 2-1. Back to domestic competition it is then.
The stadiums and how many times they were used is below. I also added the capacity of the stadiums, the features, and the teams who play their home matches their.
Group stage:
Wembley, London x5
St Mary's stadium, Southampton x6
Walkers stadium, Leicester x4
Eastlands, Manchester x5
Old Trafford, Manchester x5
Stadium of light, Sunderland x5
Craven Cottage, London x5
St James Park, Newcastle x5
Kings dock, Liverpool x5
Elland Road, Leeds x3
Second round:
Old Trafford ,Manchester
Elland Road, Leeds,
Wembley, London
St James Park, Newcastle
Craven Cottage, London
St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
Stadium of Light, Sunderland
Walkers Stadium, Leicester
Quarter final:
Eastlands, Manchester
Wembley, London
Kings dock, Liverpool
Old Trafford, Manchester
Semi Final:
Old Trafford, Manchester
Wembley, London
3rd/4th playoff:
Elland road, Leeds
Final:
Wembley, London
Overall:
Wembley, London x9
Old Trafford, Manchester x8
St Mary's stadium, Southampton x7
Eastlands, Manchester x6
Stadium of light, Sunderland x6
Craven Cottage, London x6
St James Park, Newcastle x6
Kings dock, Liverpool x6
Elland Road, Leeds x5
Walkers stadium, Leicester x5
Capacity and club:
Wembley, London - National stadium , 90,000 all seated.
Old Trafford - Manchester United, 67,000, retractable roof and under-soil heating.
St Mary's stadium, Southampton - 48,000, all seated.
Eastlands, Manchester - Manchester City, 48,750, all seater with under-soil heating
Stadium of light, Sunderland - Sunderland, 48,300, all seater with under-soil heating
Craven Cottage, London - Fulham, 48,500, all seater with under-soil heating
St James Park, Newcastle - Newcastle United, 52,143 all seater with under-soil heating
Kings dock, Liverpool - Everton, 55,000 all seater with retractable roof andunder-soil heating
Elland Road, Leeds - Leeds United, 55,000, all seater and under-soil heating.
Walkers stadium, Leicester - Leicester City, 48,450, all seater with under-soil heating
Oh, also, despite England having the home advantage, I defeated them 2-1. Back to domestic competition it is then.
The stadiums and how many times they were used is below. I also added the capacity of the stadiums, the features, and the teams who play their home matches their.
Group stage:
Wembley, London x5
St Mary's stadium, Southampton x6
Walkers stadium, Leicester x4
Eastlands, Manchester x5
Old Trafford, Manchester x5
Stadium of light, Sunderland x5
Craven Cottage, London x5
St James Park, Newcastle x5
Kings dock, Liverpool x5
Elland Road, Leeds x3
Second round:
Old Trafford ,Manchester
Elland Road, Leeds,
Wembley, London
St James Park, Newcastle
Craven Cottage, London
St Mary's Stadium, Southampton
Stadium of Light, Sunderland
Walkers Stadium, Leicester
Quarter final:
Eastlands, Manchester
Wembley, London
Kings dock, Liverpool
Old Trafford, Manchester
Semi Final:
Old Trafford, Manchester
Wembley, London
3rd/4th playoff:
Elland road, Leeds
Final:
Wembley, London
Overall:
Wembley, London x9
Old Trafford, Manchester x8
St Mary's stadium, Southampton x7
Eastlands, Manchester x6
Stadium of light, Sunderland x6
Craven Cottage, London x6
St James Park, Newcastle x6
Kings dock, Liverpool x6
Elland Road, Leeds x5
Walkers stadium, Leicester x5
Capacity and club:
Wembley, London - National stadium , 90,000 all seated.
Old Trafford - Manchester United, 67,000, retractable roof and under-soil heating.
St Mary's stadium, Southampton - 48,000, all seated.
Eastlands, Manchester - Manchester City, 48,750, all seater with under-soil heating
Stadium of light, Sunderland - Sunderland, 48,300, all seater with under-soil heating
Craven Cottage, London - Fulham, 48,500, all seater with under-soil heating
St James Park, Newcastle - Newcastle United, 52,143 all seater with under-soil heating
Kings dock, Liverpool - Everton, 55,000 all seater with retractable roof andunder-soil heating
Elland Road, Leeds - Leeds United, 55,000, all seater and under-soil heating.
Walkers stadium, Leicester - Leicester City, 48,450, all seater with under-soil heating