Champions League Stadiums

UEFA Champions League Stadiums

The Champions League is the premier club football competition of UEFA, european football's govnerning body.

The 2012/13 Season Champions League Final will be played at Wembley Stadium in London, this will be the second time in three years Wembley has hosted the UCL Final. The 2012/13 Champions League proper compromises 32 teams split into eight groups of four teams, the top two teams from each champions league group will progress to the knock-out phases, where each tie is played over two-leg's. The current winners are Chelsea who beat Bayern Munich in the 2012 Final on penalties which was played at the Allianz Arena.

UEFA Elite Stadiums | Premier League Stadiums

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  Wembley Stadium
  England
  Capacity: 90000
  England national football team
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  Parc des Princes
  Paris, France
  Capacity: 48712
  Paris Saint-Germain FC
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  Estadio do Dragao
  Porto, Portugal
  Capacity: 50476
  FC Porto
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  Lobanovsky Dynamo Stadium
  Kiev, Ukraine
  Capacity: 16873
  FC Dynamo Kyiv FC Arsenal Kyiv FC Dynamo-2 Kyiv
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  Emirates Stadium
  London, England
  Capacity: 60355
  Arsenal F.C.
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  Veltins-Arena
  Gelsenkirchen, Germany
  Capacity: 61482
  FC Schalke 04
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  Karaiskaki Stadium
  Piraeus, Greece
  Capacity: 33334
  Olympiacos FC
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  Stade de la Mosson
  Montpellier, France
  Capacity: 32939
  Montpellier HSC
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  Estadio La Rosaleda
  Málaga, Spain
  Capacity: 34596
  Málaga CF
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  San Siro
  Milan, Italy
  Capacity: 80000
  A.C. Milan
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  Constant Vanden Stock Stadium
  Anderlecht, Belgium
  Capacity: 26361
  R.S.C. Anderlecht
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  Petrovsky Stadium
  Saint Petersburg, Russia
  Capacity: 21725
  FC Zenit Saint Petersburg
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  Santiago Bernabeu
  Madrid, Spain
  Capacity: 80354
  Real Madrid C.F.
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  Etihad Stadium
  Manchester, England
  Capacity: 47726
  Manchester City F.C.
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  Signal Iduna Park
  Dortmund, Germany
  Capacity: 80001
  Borussia Dortmund
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  Amsterdam ArenA
  Amsterdam, Netherlands/Holland
  Capacity: 51715
  AFC Ajax
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  Stamford Bridge
  London, England
  Capacity: 42055
  Chelsea F.C.
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  Donbass Arena
  Donetsk, Ukraine
  Capacity: 50149
  FC Shakhtar Donetsk
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  Stadio Juventus
  Turin, Italy
  Capacity: 41000
  Juventus
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  Allianz Arena
  Munich, Germany
  Capacity: 69901
  FC Bayern Munich
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  Estadio Mestalla
  Valencia Spain|Valencia, Spain
  Capacity: 55000
  Valencia CF
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  Camp Nou
  Barcelona, Spain
  Capacity: 98772
  FC Barcelona
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  Estadio da Luz
  Lisbon, Portugal
  Capacity: 65400
  SL Benfica
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  Luzhniki Stadium
  Moscow, Russia
  Capacity: 78360
  FC Torpedo Moscow FC Spartak Moscow
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  Celtic Park
  Glasgow, Scotland
  Capacity: 60832
  Celtic F.C.
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  Old Trafford
  Manchester, England
  Capacity: 75957
  Manchester United F.C.
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  Estadio Municipal de Braga
  Braga, Portugal
  Capacity: 30154
  Sporting C. de Braga
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  Turk Telekom Arena
  Istanbul, Turkey
  Capacity: 55147
  Galatasaray
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Champions League Stadium Information

UEFA Champions League Stadiums Stadium Guide

The Champions League was founded in its current format in 1992, before this it was known as the European Cup. The European Cup was first contested in 1955. Real Madrid are the most successful club in the competitions history winning the Trophy a total of 9 times.

The 2012/13 UCL season runs from July to May. The competition proper begins in September with the start of the group phase where 32 teams are split into 8 groups. Each team will play each other twice therefore completing a total of 6 games, with the top two teams qualifying for the knock-out phase.

At the end of the season, the winners of the two semi-finals will meet in a one-legged affair which will be played at Wembley Stadiums for the 2012/13 Champions League Final. The winner of the final will gain automatic entry into the next seasons Champions League group phase.

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