Host stadiums
The 2018 FIFA World Cup is played at 12 stadiums across 1 countries: Russia. The largest is Lužniki in Khamovniki District with 81,000 seats. The final is held at Lužniki.
FINALLužniki
Khamovniki District·81,000 seats
- OTHER
Gazprom aréna
Saint Petersburg·67,800 seats
- OTHER
Olympijský stadion Fišt
Soči·45,994 seats
- OTHER
Volgograd Arena
Volgograd·45,568 seats
OTHERLukoil Arena
Moskva·45,360 seats
OTHERAk Bars Arena
Kazaň·45,093 seats
OTHERRostov Arena
Rostov na Donu·45,000 seats
OTHERSolidarnost Samara Arena
Samara·44,918 seats
- OTHER
Stadion Nižnij Novgorod
Nižnij Novgorod·44,899 seats
OTHERMordovia Arena
Saransk·44,442 seats
OTHERJekatěrinburg aréna
Jekatěrinburg·35,061 seats
OTHERStadion Kaliningrad
Kaliningrad·35,016 seats
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Frequently asked questions
- How many stadiums host the 2018 FIFA World Cup?
- 12 stadiums across 1 countries.
- Where is the 2018 FIFA World Cup final played?
- At Lužniki.
- What is the largest 2018 FIFA World Cup stadium?
- Lužniki with 81,000 seats.
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- Mos.ru · CC BY 4.0
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