CL Final Venue | Stade de France named as new venue

Was there a champions league final in Istanbul or were they all cancelled? Surely that has to be one of the front runners if they go screwed over by covid
Next few seasons are already known.

2023 Istanbul, 2024 Wembley and 2025 Munich. They've changed around the order a few times becuase of Covid in the last couple of years but I think they'd be reluctant to do so again. Its quite a time consuming exercise for the branding of "Road to St Petersburg" and that will be used for the remainder of the season regardless of where it ends up getting played, and they will have already begun making the Istanbul 2023 stuff so I dont think that one will change.

If I was a betting man I would say Budapest.

Others that might be in with a shout in my opinion would be;
Athens, Berlin, Cardiff, Lyon, Marseille, Paris (St Denis), Rome, or Seville (La Cartuja).

There are reasons for and against UEFA awarding it to any of those. If PSG go out before they make a decision, I suspect the chance of one of the French cities hosting would increase (Marseille fans would create their own WW3 if PSG had the chance to win it at their stadium).
 
Needs to be a Category 4 stadium with a capacity not less than 60,000 but preferably over 70,000.

Camp NouBarcelonaSpain
99,354​
Wembley StadiumLondonEngland
90,000​
Signal Iduna ParkDortmundGermany
81,359​
Santiago Bernabéu StadiumMadridSpain
81,044​
Stade de FranceSaint-DenisFrance
80,698​
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro)MilanItaly
80,018​
Luzhniki StadiumMoscowRussia
78,011​
Atatürk Olympic StadiumIstanbulTurkey
76,145​
Allianz ArenaMunichGermany
75,000​
Athens Olympic StadiumAthensGreece
75,000​
Old TraffordManchesterEngland
74,879​
OlympiastadionBerlinGermany
74,649​
Millennium StadiumCardiffWales
74,500​
Stadio OlimpicoRomeItaly
70,634​
NSC OlimpiyskiyKyivUkraine
70,050​
Baku Olympic StadiumBakuAzerbaijan
68,700​
Metropolitano StadiumMadridSpain
67,703​
Stade VélodromeMarseilleFrance
67,394​
Puskás ArénaBudapestHungary
67,215​
Krestovsky StadiumSaint PetersburgRussia
67,000​
Estádio da LuzLisbonPortugal
64,642​
Veltins-ArenaGelsenkirchenGermany
62,271​
Estadi Olímpic Lluís CompanysBarcelonaSpain
60,713​
Estadio Olímpico de SevillaSevilleSpain
60,000​

Stadiums like Tottenham 's new one and West Ham's haven't been categorised yet as far as I can tell.
Be funny if Spud’s stadium got whacked in category 2.
 
Next few seasons are already known.

2023 Istanbul, 2024 Wembley and 2025 Munich. They've changed around the order a few times becuase of Covid in the last couple of years but I think they'd be reluctant to do so again. Its quite a time consuming exercise for the branding of "Road to St Petersburg" and that will be used for the remainder of the season regardless of where it ends up getting played, and they will have already begun making the Istanbul 2023 stuff so I dont think that one will change.

If I was a betting man I would say Budapest.

Others that might be in with a shout in my opinion would be;
Athens, Berlin, Cardiff, Lyon, Marseille, Paris (St Denis), Rome, or Seville (La Cartuja).

There are reasons for and against UEFA awarding it to any of those. If PSG go out before they make a decision, I suspect the chance of one of the French cities hosting would increase (Marseille fans would create their own WW3 if PSG had the chance to win it at their stadium).
Lyon and La Cartuja are under 60k capacity so I suspect that would rule them out. I know they're only just under 60k but UEFA are on record as saying they prefer over 70k so I suspect 60k would be the absolute lower limit.
 
Was there a champions league final in Istanbul or were they all cancelled? Surely that has to be one of the front runners if they go screwed over by covid
Would be surprised if they had the final in Istanbul this year, they're due to have it next year in 2023 which is down for being part of their celebration of 100 years being a republic.
 
Lyon and La Cartuja are under 60k capacity so I suspect that would rule them out. I know they're only just under 60k but UEFA are on record as saying they prefer over 70k so I suspect 60k would be the absolute lower limit.
I think it's a preference rather than a strict requirement. And they're both on the cusp of 60k anyway.

FWIW I don't like La Cartuja or any of the other options that have an athletic track but given the UEFA contingent are in Seville that week anyway for the Europa League final, I think it's somewhere they might consider.
 
They can fuck right off with this!


No way would uefa have it in the same city as the biggest game in the world on the same day. They wouldn’t like to be outshone by the championship
 
Needs to be a Category 4 stadium with a capacity not less than 60,000 but preferably over 70,000.

Camp NouBarcelonaSpain
99,354​
Wembley StadiumLondonEngland
90,000​
Signal Iduna ParkDortmundGermany
81,359​
Santiago Bernabéu StadiumMadridSpain
81,044​
Stade de FranceSaint-DenisFrance
80,698​
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro)MilanItaly
80,018​
Luzhniki StadiumMoscowRussia
78,011​
Atatürk Olympic StadiumIstanbulTurkey
76,145​
Allianz ArenaMunichGermany
75,000​
Athens Olympic StadiumAthensGreece
75,000​
Old TraffordManchesterEngland
74,879​
OlympiastadionBerlinGermany
74,649​
Millennium StadiumCardiffWales
74,500​
Stadio OlimpicoRomeItaly
70,634​
NSC OlimpiyskiyKyivUkraine
70,050​
Baku Olympic StadiumBakuAzerbaijan
68,700​
Metropolitano StadiumMadridSpain
67,703​
Stade VélodromeMarseilleFrance
67,394​
Puskás ArénaBudapestHungary
67,215​
Krestovsky StadiumSaint PetersburgRussia
67,000​
Estádio da LuzLisbonPortugal
64,642​
Veltins-ArenaGelsenkirchenGermany
62,271​
Estadi Olímpic Lluís CompanysBarcelonaSpain
60,713​
Estadio Olímpico de SevillaSevilleSpain
60,000​

Stadiums like Tottenham 's new one and West Ham's haven't been categorised yet as far as I can tell.
Oh right thanks.
 

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