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A. Al Bayt Stadium — Capacity: 60,000
Designed like a traditional Bedouin tent, it hosted the opening match and is located in Al Khor.
B. Lusail Stadium — Capacity: 80,000
The largest stadium, shaped like a golden bowl. It hosted the World Cup final and is located in Lusail City.
C. Education City Stadium — Capacity: 40,000
Located in Qatar’s education district, its design features diamond-shaped patterns that sparkle in sunlight.
D. Khalifa International Stadium — Capacity: 40,000
A historic stadium in Doha, renovated with a modern arch and cooling technology.
E. Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium — Capacity: 40,000
Located in Al Rayyan, decorated with patterns representing Qatari culture and desert life.
F. Stadium 974 — Capacity: 40,000
A unique, temporary stadium built from 974 shipping containers; it was dismantled after the World Cup.
G. Al Thumama Stadium — Capacity: 40,000
Inspired by the traditional “gahfiya” (Arab men’s cap), symbolizing youth and unity.
H. Al Janoub Stadium — Capacity: 40,000
Located in Al Wakrah, designed to resemble the sails of traditional dhow boats.
