Are you looking for the best football (soccer) stadiums in the world? Here is a list of seven that are thought to be the best in the world. Maybe you can catch a soccer game at one sometime!
Nou Camp, Spain made the list. Nou Camp is in Barcelona Spain. It's the home to FC Barcelona. Nou Camp is the largest stadium in Europe. It seats 118,000 people.
Arch rivals Celtic and Rangers will meet on Wednesday in the replay of the Scottish Cup fifth round as the first cup meeting between the two ended 2-2. However, the two rivals also met in the league and that time Celtic won the game 3-0.
Rangers held firm in the first leg and left Holland with a 0-0 draw but they will have to do more in the second leg if they want to make it through. PSV were held to a 2-2 away draw at NEC in the latest league game while Rangers beat Kilmarnock 2-1 at home.
UK boasts of some of the best football stadium in the world, that hosts best matches and always have great support from the audience. They are lively and happening. They make watching the match, live, a worthwhile experience.
Manchester United will travel to Glasgow on Wednesday knowing that a draw would book their passage to the first knockout round. On the other hand the Rangers are just two points behind second placed Valencia so their only chance to stay in the qualification race is to beat Manchester United.
Arsene Wenger accepts his Arsenal squad have been on a "downer'' since their Champions League exit to Barcelona, but maintains they can lift themselves to secure third place with victory.
The goal was scored by Andy Rogers during a Scottish second division game between Ayr United and Sunnybank. The game ended 5-0 and that was the fifth goal of the match.
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