World Cup 2002 stadiums (Korea and Japan)

Tournament name	Design	Construction	City	Country	Tournament capacity
International Stadium Yokohama			Yokohama		72 327
Seoul World Cup Stadium			Seoul		68 476
Daegu World Cup Stadium			Daegu		65 754
Saitama Stadium 2002			Urawa		63 700
Busan Asiad Stadium			Busan		53 864
Sapporo Dome			Sapporo		53 835
Incheon Munhak Stadium			Incheon		52 179
Shizuoka Ecopa Stadium			Fukuroi		50 889
Nagai Stadium			Osaka		50 000
Miyagi Stadium			Rifu		49 133
Gwangju World Cup Stadium			Gwangju		44 118
Munsu Football Stadium			Ulsan		43 550
Suwon World Cup Stadium			Suwon		43 288
Ōita Stadium			Oita		43 000
Jeonju World Cup Stadium			Jeonju		42 477
Niigata Stadium			Niigata		42 300
Jeju World Cup Stadium			Seogwipo		42 256
Kashima Soccer Stadium			Kashima		42 000
Kobe Wing Stadium			Kobe		42 000
Daejeon World Cup Stadium			Daejeon		40 535

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2020

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  27.01.2020 New stadium: Korea going football-specific

  All it took was building a football-dedicated stadium with a fraction of seating compared to the giant built for the 2002 World Cup. And in a year Daegu FC's attendance has nearly tripled!

2014

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  10.07.2014 Report: How much did Brazil spend on World Cup stadiums?

  Cost overruns and ‘white elephant’ fears are a frequent title lately. But reality isn’t black and white – Brazilian stadiums are hardly the most expensive ever and some seem to be a really good deal for the taxpayers.

2012

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  09.06.2012 Warsaw: Largest game of that kind

  Euros have already been played at stadiums with roof covering the pitch. But never before was the attendance as high as in Warsaw’s opening game of Euro 2012. Crowd yesterday stood at 56,826 people.