JAKARTA - In the summer of 2024, Germany, which has won the European Championship three times, will host for the second time. In 1988, eight teams competed in West Germany, with 15 matches played in eight stadiums to determine the winner - the Netherlands.
Thirty-six years later, 24 teams will compete in the country that is now united in 51 matches in 10 stadiums, each trying to present beautiful moments like Marco van Basten's volley against the Soviet Union that illuminated the final of '88 at the Munich Stadium Olympian.
Here are the guidelines for each stadium that will host Euro 2024 matches:
Stadium capacity: 700.000 Host Team: The largest Hertha Berlin Stadium at Euro 2024 was built in 1936 and has seen many iconic moments in sports history, including the 1936 Olympics and the 2009 Athletics World Championships. The stadium will host the final on July 14.
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Stadium Capacity: 47,000 Host Team: Cologne Built in the early 2000s, the stadium hosted five 2006 World Cup matches and has been a German Women's Cup final venue since 2010.
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Stadium Capacity: 66,000 Host Team: Borussia Dortmund Known for its incredible atmosphere and "Linging Block" and has another name Signal Iduna Park, the stadium will host six matches, including one semifinal.
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Stadium Capacity: 47,000 Host Team: Fortuna Dusseldorf Built in the early 2000s, the stadium has an openable roof and heating system, making it the ideal venue for concerts and other sporting events. The stadium also has another name Merkur Spiel-Arena.
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Stadium capacity: 46.000 Host Team: Eintracht Frankfurt This stadium, also known as Walds Stadium or Deutsche Bank Park, has hosted many important international matches since opening in 1925.
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Stadium Capacity: 50,000 Host Team: Schalke Opened in 2001, the stadium has a field that can be drawn and used for various sporting events and concerts.
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Stadium capacity: 50,000 Host Team: Hamburg SV Opened in 2000, the stadium has hosted many international matches and the 2010 Europa League final.
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Stadium Capacity: 42,000 Host Team: RB Leipzig Opened in 2004, the stadium is the largest in the former East Germany and hosts the 2006 World Cup match. The stadium is also known as the Red Bull Arena.
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Stadium capacity: 67,000 Host Team: Bayern Munich Known for its unique plastic exterior, the stadium hosts six Euro 2024 matches, including one semifinal. The stadium is also known as the Allianz Arena.
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Stadium Capacity: 54,000 Host Team: Stuttgart Built in 1933 and renovated several times, this stadium has iconic cloth roofs and has hosted many international matches, and is also known as the MHP Arena.
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