*Westfalenstadion
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It’s giuseppe meazza when inter plays there
No, it’s Giuseppe Meazza period. That’s the name of the stadium. San Siro is the old name and also the name of the neighborhood the stadium is located in.
Being on the waiting list for season tickets really sucks lol
Santiago bernabeu: Nice!
Funny thing is Uli Hoeneß Said that they miscalculated when they build Allianz Arena and could have easily made the satdium for 80-100k people and it would still be easily sold out (almost) every game
Man Utd fans sticking it up to the Glazers I see
Where are they getting the data from? Our last 3 LaLiga games at the Bernabeu before the international break according to LaLiga website:
- 11/Nov/2023: Real Madrid 5 - 1 Valencia (72,475 attendance)
https://www.laliga.com/en-GB/match/temporada-2023-2024-laliga-easports-real-madrid-valencia-cf-13
- 5/Nov/2023: Real Madrid 0 - 0 Rayo Vallecano (70.220 attendance)
https://www.laliga.com/en-GB/match/temporada-2023-2024-laliga-easports-real-madrid-rayo-vallecano-12
- 7/Oct/2023: Real Madrid 4 - 0 Osasuna (70.864 attendance)
https://www.laliga.com/en-GB/match/temporada-2023-2024-laliga-easports-real-madrid-ca-osasuna-9
One thing to note about German clubs is their stadiums fit more people in due to standing. This is banned in most other countries and would drastically reduce the average attendance number at all of these clubs.
Shame our stadium an absolute shambles…
Very rong, the 4 not San Ciro, because when inter plays at home the stadium name os G. Measa
Look at the top 50, only German clubs
Buying season tickets became impossible
Camp nou :(
Could have said Giuseppe Meazza for Inter instead of San Siro
Technically the name of the stadium is Giuseppe Meazza, but until 1979 it was called San Siro (name of the district of Milan where the stadium is located), almost everyone still calls it “San Siro”. I remember an Inter season ticket campaign called “See you at San Siro” and some old Milan tickets with the writing “Giuseppe Meazza”, both names, are in fact interchangeable for the majority of fans and even for the two clubs who often use them alternatively or together (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in San Siro)
I keep hearing this over and over by foreigners. I wonder who started this rumour that the stadium has two names because I only ever hear non Italians saying this. It’s an interesting phenomenon.
i think PES listed as Giuseppe Meazza for Inter and San Siro for AC Milan