List of Olympic venues in football

Jules Ottenstadion hosted one football match during the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp.

Craven Cottage hosted several matches during the 1948 Summer Olympics in neighboring London

Nagai Stadium in Osaka hosted several football matches during the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

La Romareda hosted several football matches during the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona.

Sanford Stadium hosted the football final for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

Shanghai Stadium hosted several football matches during the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.

For the Summer Olympics, there are 120 venues that have been or will be used for football. This is the most of any sport at the Olympics.

Cities in bold are Olympic host cities.

Games	Venue	Location	Other sports hosted at venues for those games	Capacity	Ref.
1900	Vélodrome de Vincennes	Paris	Cricket, Cycling, Gymnastics, and Rugby union	Not listed.	[1]
1904	Francis Field	St. Louis	Archery, Athletics, Cycling, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Roque, Tennis, Tug of war, Weightlifting, and Wrestling	19,000.	[2]
1908	White City Stadium	London	Archery, Athletics, Cycling (track), Diving, Field hockey, Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Rugby union, Swimming, Tug of war, Water polo (final), Wrestling	97,000.	[3]
1912	Råsunda Stadium	Stockholm	Shooting	Not listed.	[4]
	Stockholm Olympic Stadium (final)		Athletics, Equestrian, Gymnastics, Modern pentathlon (running), Tug of war, Wrestling	33,000.	[5]
	Traneberg		None	Not listed.	[6]
1920	Jules Ottenstadion (Italy-Egypt)	Ghent	None	Not listed.	[7]
	Olympisch Stadion (final)	Antwerp	Athletics, Equestrian, Field hockey, Gymnastics, Modern pentathlon, Rugby union, Tug of war, Weightlifting	12,771	[8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
	Stadion Broodstraat		None	Not listed.	[11]
	Stade Joseph Marien	Brussels	None	Not listed.	[11]
1924	Stade Bergeyre	Paris	None	10,455	[17]
	Stade de Colombes (final)		Athletics, Cycling (road), Equestrian, Fencing, Gymnastics, Modern pentathlon (fencing, running), Rugby union, Tennis	22,737	[18]
	Stade de Paris		None	5,145	[19]
	Stade Pershing		None	8,110	[20]
1928	Monnikenhuize	Arnhem	None	Not listed.	[21]
	Olympic Stadium (final)	Amsterdam	Athletics, Cycling (track), Equestrian (jumping), Gymnastics	31,600	[22]
	Sparta Stadion Het Kasteel	Rotterdam	None	11,026	[23] [24]
1936	Hertha-BSC Field	Berlin	None	35,239	[25]
	Mommsenstadion		None	15,005	[25]
	Olympic Stadium (final)		Athletics, Equestrian (jumping), Handball (final)	100,000	[26]
	Poststadion		None	45,000.	[25]
1948	Arsenal Stadium	London	None	73,000	[27]
	Champion Hill		None	3,000	[27]
	Craven Cottage		None	25,700	[27]
	Cricklefield Stadium		None	3,500	[27]
	Empire Stadium (medal matches)		Athletics, Equestrian (jumping), Field hockey (medal matches)	82,000	[28]
	Green Pond Road Stadium		None	21,708	[27]
	Griffin Park		None	12,763	[27]
	Selhurst Park		None	26,309	[27]
	White Hart Lane		None	36,310	[27]
1952	Helsinki Football Grounds	Helsinki	None	10,770.	[29]
	Olympic Stadium (final)		Athletics, Equestrian (jumping)	70,000	[30]
	Arto Tolsa Areena	Kotka	None	3,500	[29]
	Lahden kisapuisto	Lahti	None	82,000	[29]
	Tampere Stadium	Tampere	None	17,000	[29]
	Veritas Stadion	Turku	None	9,372	[29]
1956	Melbourne Cricket Ground (final)	Melbourne	Athletics, Field hockey (final)	104,000	[31]
	Olympic Park Stadium		None	40,000	[32]
1960	Florence Communal Stadium	Florence	None	47,920	[33]
	Grosseto Communal Stadium	Grosseto	None	10,200	[33]
	L'Aquila Communal Stadium	L'Aquila	None	9,285	[33]
	Livorno Ardenza Stadium	Livorno	None	19,238	[33]
	Naples Saint Paul's Stadium	Naples	None	60,240	[33]
	Pescara Adriatic Stadium	Pescara	None	24,400	[33]
	Stadio Flaminio (final)	Rome	None	32,000	[34]
1964	Komazawa Stadium	Tokyo	None	20,800	[35] [36]
	National Stadium (final)		Athletics, Equestrian (team jumping)	71,600	[35] [37]
	Prince Chichiba Memorial Football Field		None	17,600	[35] [38]
	Mitsuzawa Football Field	Yokohama	None	10,100	[35] [39]
	Nagai Stadium	Osaka	None	20,000	[40]
	Nishikyogoku Athletic Stadium	Kyoto	None	10,000	[41] [42]
	Ōmiya Football Field	Saitama	None	14,400	[35] [43]
1968	Estadio Azteca (final)	Mexico City	None	104,000	[44]
	Estadio Cuauhtémoc	Puebla	None	42,648	[45]
	Estadio Nou Camp	León	None	33,943	[46]
	Jalisco Stadium	Guadalajara	None	56,713	[46]
1972	Drei Flüsse Stadion	Passau	None	20,000	[47] [48] [49]
	ESV-Stadion	Ingolstadt	None	11,418	[47] [48] [50]
	Jahnstadion	Regensburg	None	11,200	[47] [48] [51]
	Olympiastadion (final)	Munich	Athletics, Ceremonies (opening/ closing), Equestrian (jumping team), Modern pentathlon (running)	77,000	[52]
	Rosenaustadion	Augsburg	None	28,000	[47] [48] [53]
	Urban Stadium	Nuremberg	None	45,548	[47] [48] [54]
1976	Lansdowne Park	Ottawa	None	30,000	[55]
	Olympic Stadium (final)	Montreal	Athletics, Ceremonies (opening/ closing), Equestrian (jumping team final)	70,000	[56]
	Sherbrooke Stadium	Sherbrooke	None	10,000	[57]
	Varsity Stadium	Toronto	None	21,739	[58]
1980	Dynama Stadium	Minsk	None	41,040	[59]
	Dynamo Central Stadium, Grand Arena	Moscow	None	36,540	[60]
	Grand Arena (final)		Athletics, Equestrian (jumping individual), Opening/closing ceremonies	78,360	[61]
	Kirov Stadium	Saint Petersburg	None	72,000	[62]
	Republican Stadium	Kyiv	None	80,000	[63]
1984	Harvard Stadium	Boston	None	30,323	[64] [65]
	Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium	Annapolis	None	34,000	[64] [66]
	Rose Bowl (final)	Pasadena	None	103,300	[64]
	Stanford Stadium	Stanford	None	85,500	[64] [67]
1988	Busan Stadium	Busan	None	30,000	[68]
	Daegu Stadium	Daegu	None	23,278	[68]
	Daejeon Stadium	Daejeon	None	30,000	[69]
	Gwangju Stadium	Gwangju	None	24,000
	Dongdaemun Stadium	Seoul	None	26,383	[70]
	Olympic Stadium (final)		Athletics, Equestrian (jumping individual final)	69,950	[71]
1992	Estadi de la Nova Creu Alta	Sabadell	None	16,000	[72]
	Estadi del FC Barcelona (final)	Barcelona	None	100,000	[73]
	RCD Espanyol Stadium		None	42,000	[74]
	Estadio Luís Casanova	Valencia	None	50,000	[75]
	La Romareda	Zaragoza	None	43,000	[76]
1996	Florida Citrus Bowl	Orlando	None	65,000	[77]
	Legion Field	Birmingham	None	81,700	[78]
	Orange Bowl	Miami	None	72,700	[79]
	Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium	Washington, D.C.	None	56,500	[79]
	Sanford Stadium (both finals)	Athens	None	86,100	[79] [80]
2000	Brisbane Cricket Ground	Brisbane	None	37,000	[81]
	Bruce Stadium	Canberra	None	40,000	[81]
	Hindmarsh Stadium	Adelaide	None	20,000	[82]
	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne	None	98,000	[82]
	Olympic Stadium (men's final)	Sydney	Ceremonies (opening/closing), Athletics	110,000	[83]
	Sydney Football Stadium (women's final)		None	42,000	[84]
2004	Kaftanzoglio Stadium	Thessaloniki	None	37,000	[85]
	Karaiskakis Stadium (women's final)	Piraeus	None	40,000	[85]
	Olympic Stadium (men's final)	Athens	Ceremonies (opening/ closing), Athletics	71,030	[86]
	Pampeloponnisiako Stadium	Patras	None	20,000	[85]
	Pankritio Stadium	Heraklion	None	98,000	[85]
	Panthessaliko Stadium	Volos	None	98,000	[87]
2008	Beijing National Stadium (men's final)	Beijing	Ceremonies (opening/closing), Athletics	91,000	[88]
	Workers Stadium (women's final)		None	70,161	[89]
	Qinhuangdao Olympic Sports Center Stadium	Qinhuangdao	None	33,572	[90]
	Shanghai Stadium	Shanghai	None	56,842	[91]
	Shenyang Olympic Sports Center Stadium	Shenyang	None	60,000	[92]
	Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium	Tianjin	None	60,000	[93]
2012	Ricoh Arena [a]	Coventry	None	32,500	[94]
	Hampden Park	Glasgow	None	52,000	[95]
	Old Trafford	Manchester	None	76,212	[96]
	Millennium Stadium	Cardiff	None	74,600	[97]
	St James' Park	Newcastle upon Tyne	None	52,000	[98]
	Wembley Stadium (both finals)	London	None	90,000	[99]
2016	Brasília National Stadium	Brasília	None	69,432	[100]
	Fonte Nova	Salvador	None	51,708	[101]
	Maracanã (both finals)	Rio de Janeiro	Ceremonies (opening/closing)	74,738	[102]
	Estádio Olímpico João Havelange		Athletics	60,000
	Mineirão	Belo Horizonte	None	58,259	[103]
	Arena Corinthians	São Paulo		47,605
	Arena da Amazônia	Manaus		40,549
2020	Nissan Stadium [b] (both finals)	Yokohama		72,000
	Kashima Soccer Stadium	Kashima		40,000
	Miyagi Stadium	Rifu		49,000
	Ajinomoto Stadium [c]	Chōfu	Modern pentathlon (swimming, riding, combined run & shoot), Rugby sevens	48,000
	Saitama Stadium	Saitama	None	64,000
	Sapporo Dome	Sapporo		41,000
2024	Parc des Princes (both finals)	Paris		47,929
	Stade Vélodrome	Marseille		67,394
	Parc Olympique Lyonnais	Lyon		59,186
	Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux	Bordeaux		42,115
	Stade Geoffroy-Guichard	Saint-Étienne		41,965
	Allianz Riviera [d]	Nice		36,178
	Stade de la Beaujoire	Nantes		35,322
2028	Rose Bowl (both finals)	Pasadena		89,702
	Levi's Stadium [e]	Santa Clara		68,500
	California Memorial Stadium	Berkeley		52,428
	Stanford Stadium	Stanford		50,424
	Aztec Stadium	San Diego		35,000
	BMO Stadium [f]	Los Angeles		22,000
	Earthquakes Stadium	San Jose		18,000
2032	Lang Park (both finals)	Brisbane	Rugby sevens	52,500
	Stadium Australia	Sydney	None	82,500
	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne		100,024
	Robina Stadium	Gold Coast		27,400
	North Queensland Stadium	Townsville		25,000
	Barlow Park	Cairns		25,000
	Sunshine Coast Stadium	Kawana Waters		20,000

Notes

1. Renamed City of Coventry Stadium due to corporate sponsorship prohibition on venue names.
2. Renamed International Stadium Yokohama due to corporate sponsorship prohibition on venue names.
3. Renamed Tokyo Stadium due to corporate sponsorship prohibition on venue names.
4. Renamed Stade de Nice due to corporate sponsorship prohibition on venue names.
5. To be renamed due to corporate sponsorship prohibition on venue names.
6. To be renamed due to corporate sponsorship prohibition on venue names.

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