Stadio Giuseppe Meazza

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Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, poznatiji kao San Siro je nogometni stadion u Milanu.

San Siro je dom jednih od najuspješnijih europskih momčadi, Milana i Intera, te je jedan od najpoznatijih nogometnoh stadiona na svijetu. Nazvan je prema legendarnom talijanskom igraču Giuseppeu Meazzi. Iako je Meazza igrao za oba milanska kluba, cjenjeniji je i veći uspjeh je postigao u Interu, tako da Milanovi navijači stadion zovu San Siro, prema četvrti u kojoj je sagrađen. Napravljen je isključivo za nogomet, tako da nema atletske staze.

Izgradnja stadiona započela je 1925., na inicijativu tadašnjeg predsjednika AC Milana, Piera Pirellija. Prvoj utakmici, odigranoj 19. rujna 1926. u kojoj je Inter porazio Milan rezultatom 6:3 prisustvovalo je 35.000 gledatelja. U početku je samo Milan igrao na stadionu, a od 1947. ga dijeli sa Interom.

Na stadionu utakmice ponekad igra i talijanska nogometna reprezentacija, a igrana su i finala Lige prvaka sezona 1964./65., 1969./70. i 2000./01., te finala Kupa UEFA. Stadion je obnovljen 1989. za potrebe Svjetskog nogometnog prvenstva 1990.

Osim nogometnih utakmica, na San Siru su koncerte održavali poznati glazbenici, kao što su Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, Carlos Santana, Bruce Springsteen, David Bowie, Robbie Williams, te sastavi Rolling Stones, Red Hot Chili Peppers i U2.

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Stadion Santiago Bernabéu

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Stadion Santiago Bernabéu dom je najvećeg nogometnog kluba u povijesti, španjolskog velikana Real Madrida. Stadion je dobio ime po najvećem predsjedniku u povijesti Reala. Kapacitet stadiona je 80 354 gledatelja. Real Madrid je stadion prodao gradu pa sada utakmice na Bernabeu igra i španjolska reprezentacija.

Стадион Сантијаго Бернабеу

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Координате: 40° 27' 11" СГ Ш, 3° 41' 17" ЗГД

Стадион Сантијаго Бернабеу (шпа: Estadio Santiago Bernabéu) је фудбалски стадион у Шпанији и смештен је у главном граду Шпаније Мадриду. Домаћин стадиона је познати европски клуб Реал Мадрид. Стадион Сантијаго Бернабеу је један од 29 стадиона у европи који имају дозволу за стадион са 5 звездица што додељује Унија Европских Фудбалских Асоцијација УЕФА.

Стадион је један од најпопуларних стадиона на свету, а други стадиони су на пример Камп Ноу у Барселони, Олд Трафорд у Манчестеру, Вембли у Лондону, Стадион Ђузепе Меаца у Милану и Маракана у Рио де Жанеиру.

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Стадион Сантијаго Бернабеу је направљен при крају Другог светског рата и отворен је 14. децембра 1947. под именом Стадион Шамартин са капацитетом од 75.000 гледалаца. Између 1950е стадион је примао 125.000 гледалаца, али због сигурности смањен је капацитет на 80.354 гледалаца. Стадион је 14. децембра 1957. променио име и од тада се назива Сантијаго Бернабеу по дугогодишњем председнику Реал Мадрида Сантијаго Бернабеу.

Stadion Santiago Bernabéu

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Santiago Bernabéu je nogometni stadion v Madridu (Španija). Je domači stadion ekipe Real Madrida. Graditi so ga začeli 27. oktobra 1944. Najprej se je imenoval Estadio Chamartín po prejšnjem Madridskem stadionu. Novi stadion je bil slovesno odprt decembra 1947 .Sedanjo ime je uradno dobil 4. januarja 1955 v čast klubskega predsednika Santiaga Bernabeu.

Kapaciteta stadiona se je pogosto spreminjala; vrh je dosegla po širitvi leta 1953, ko je stadion sprejel do 120.000 gledalcev. Od takrat je ta objekt doživel več zmanjšanj kapacitete, zadnjič v letih 1998/99 - kot odgovor na Uefino prepoved stojišč na tekmah evropskih tekmovanj. V zadnjem času (leta 2003) je stadion doživel povečanje za 5000 mest. Sedanja kapaciteta je 80354 mest.

Santiago Bernabéu je eno od najbolj znanih nogometnih prizorišč na svetu, tako kot Nou Camp (Barcelona), Wembley (London), San Siro (Milano) in Maracana (Rio de Janeiro). Bernabeu je gostil veliko pomembnih srečanj, vključno z finalom Evropskega pokala (1957, 1980), finalom lige prvakov (1964) in finala svetovnega prvenstva (1982). Po prenovi leta 2003 se ta stadion ponaša tudi z Uefino oceno petih zvezdic.

[uredi] Podatki

• Kapaciteta: 80,354
• Igrišče
  • Dolžina: 107 m
  • Širina: 72 m
  • Podlaga: trava
• Otvoritev
  • 14. december 1947
  • Prva tekma: Real Madrid - Os Belenenses (Portugalska)
• Naslov: Concha Espina 1, E28036 Madrid

Stadio Olimpico di Torino

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The Stadio Olimpico di Torino, formerly Stadio Comunale Vittorio Pozzo and before that Stadio Benito Mussolini, is a stadium in Turin, Italy. It was the site of the opening ceremonies and closing ceremonies of the XX Winter Olympics, held on 10 and 26 February 2006, and the opening and closing ceremonies of the IX Paralympic Winter Games, held from 10-19 March 2006. After the Olympics, the stadium was converted to a soccer ground to host the home games of the football teams towns. It is located in the district of Santa Rita, in the south of Turin.

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[edit] The original project: Estadio Municipal Benito Mussolini

Originally named after Benito Mussolini, Was built for decision Duce himself in order to host the Games of the year Littoriali XI, held in 1933 And the International Student Championships.

The Municipal Administration, as much as possible to shorten the construction time, announce a contest, then dividing the work among three companies: the stadium (stands, bleachers and local affairs) was entrusted to Company Saverio Parisi Rome (designed by the architect. Fagnoni and Eng. Bianchini and Ortensi), the field of athletics, the Tower of Marathon and the ticket to 'Ing. Vannacci and Lucherini (project architect. Del Giudice, Professor. Colonnetti and the engineer. Vannacci), the indoor pool at Company AN. Construction Companies Ing E. Faletti (project architect. Bonicelli and Ing. Villanova). L 'Ing. Guido De Bernardi Finally we took the preparation of fields and slopes.

Work began in the last days of September 1932 and the work was inaugurated on May 14 1933 the Secretary of the Party Achille Starace at the beginning of Littoriali. The first match played in the new scenario was a meeting between Juventus and Hungarians dell'Ujpest (6-2), return of the quarter-final Central European CupThe June 29 1933 [2].

Stage Mussolini during the 1930 In the original design stage consisted of a vast ring ellipsoid, whose major perimeter was about 640 m. The base consisted of a bench of white granite, on which rested the socket in red plaster, the same material were formed at 45 ° planes that mark three strips of glass for lighting indoors, crowned by a white railing. Over this large windows overlooking restricted by concrete pillars that supported the terminal swing, projecting more than three meters with an inclination of 45 degrees.

The approaches were practiced inside through openings 27, the main one of which led to the gallery, with cover from the weather. The parterre was partly covered by cantilevered terraces that adjective, and was slightly higher in the most distant from the field.

The playing field measuring 70x105 meters There were around the athletics track with six lanes, mass graves for the shot put and discus throw, the slopes for the long jump and the top corner. Initially, the curves of the athletics track were designed at three centers, but after protests from the national executive Massimo Cartasegna (who had participated as an athlete to Olympics 1908) Were redesigned to a single center: how the end result, however, the track had an abnormal length of 446.38 meters.

[edit] The postwar municipal stadium

After the launch events in 1934 hosted several meetings of Football World Cup held in Italy. Season 1934-35 began to host the matches League CupFor the first years, only those of JuventusBecause the time Turin played in Philadelphia StadiumOf his property. The late FiftiesWhen even the grenade left the old system, hosted the home games of both teams to the championship in Turin until 1989-1990, when the Hall was in turn abandoned for the Stadio delle AlpiBuilt for World Cup Italy 1990.

In this stage Juventus celebrated between 1934 and 1986 than 16 titles champion Italy - Including the last two five-year period 1931-1935 -, 8 Cups Italy 6 titles and internationally, and one of the league Turin (1976) [2].

From 1938 the late fifties the stadium also houses the headquarters of the provisional Automobile Museum (opened in 1939) until the unification of Italy transfer in progress.

At Stadio Comunale 'sMay 11 1947 we played a race of the Italian national football team still in the annals of sport for seeing the field in blue as many players from the same team: in Italy--Hungary, Finished 3-2 (with two goals and one of Gabetto Loik), as many as 10 players out of 11 belonged to the "Grande Torino" and the only feelings belonged to the IV port Juventus - And everyone, therefore, practice at home.

In 1959 and 1970 hosted the Universiade and in 1980 and entitledVittorio Pozzo"In homage to the coach twice World Champion with Italian national in 1934 and 1938.

After the construction of Stadio delle Alpi, the Comunale Stadium was used less and less up to be intended only to accommodate the Juventus coach (until 2003) And, since 2004 those of Turin.

The ground was constructed from September 1932 to 1933 for the 1934 FIFA World Cup, the first World Cup held in Italy, and originally held 65,000 spectators. It was originally named Stadio Mussolini, after Italy's fascist dictator. It was renamed to Stadio Comunale after the Second World War. For many years, it was home to Juventus Football Club and Torino Football Club before the Stadio delle Alpi opened in 1990. It served as the main stadium for the 1959 Summer Universiade and the 1970 Summer Universiade. The stadium was abandoned for several years, before being chosen as an Olympic venue. Much of the original structure was demolished in this refurbishment.

The new version of the stadium has 27,994 covered seats. It hosted the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2006 Winter Olympics and 2006 Paralympics as the Stadio Olimpico (Olympic Stadium). The stadium will probably be renamed Stadio Grande Torino at the end of its sharing between Torino and Juventus. In the 2011-12 season, when Juventus's new stadium will be ready, the stadium will be used only as the Torino home ground.

[edit] Concerts

[edit] Formerly named Stadio Comunale

• 1979 – Adriano Celentano
• 1979 – Banana Republic Tour – Lucio Dalla, Francesco De Gregori, Ron
• 1980 – Bob Marley
• 1981 – Dire Straits
• 1982 – European Tour 1982 – Rolling Stones (two dates)
• 1982 – Frank Zappa
• 1984 – Flick of the Switch Tour – AC/DC
• 1985 – Notti di Note Tour – Claudio Baglioni
• 1987 – Who's That Girl Tour – Madonna
• 1987 – Glass Spider Tour – David Bowie
• 1987 – Human Rights Now! Tour – Sting, Tracy Chapman, Peter Gabriel, Bruce Springsteen, Yossou N'Dour, Claudio Baglioni
• 1987 – C'è Chi Dice No Tour – Vasco Rossi
• 1988 – Bad Tour – Michael Jackson
• 1988 – World Tour – Pink Floyd
• 1988 – Tunnel of Love Express Tour – Bruce Springsteen
• 1989 – Liberi Liberi Tour – Vasco Rossi (two dates)

[edit] Stadio delle Alpi

• 1990 to 2006 – Stadio Delle Alpi Concerts

[edit] Back to Stadio Olimpico

• 2009 – World Tour 2009 – Bruce Springsteen

[edit] Future events at the Stadio Olimpico

• 2010 – Black Ice World Tour – AC/DC (two dates)
• 2010 – 360° Tour – U2 (two dates)