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FC Barcelona

Wednesday, 9th November 2005 by James

FC Barcelona’s home stadium is called Camp Nou. It is apparently the largest capacity stadium in Europe with over 98,000 seats, although our many submitters couldn’t seem to agree on the actual capacity (I could look it up myself, but that sounds like too much work).

To the west you can also see the ‘Miniestadi’ (Mini-stadium) used by the FC Barcelona subteams.

Thanks: Adam, Phil Henry, Miguel Sanchez, Brian Spollen, Brian Scanlan, Marcel Lopez, Miquel, Manuel Fernandez Lerma, setillo, Abel Sanchez, Artur, Huw Morris & Jayson Gabler

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3 Responses to 'FC Barcelona'

  1. 1. Adam says: November 9th, 2005 at 9:45 pm

    Wow, I submitted this just after Google expanded with European images :)

    As for the capacity, I guess the official FCB site is the most authoritative:
    http://www.fcbarcelona.com/eng/historia/historia/campnou1.shtml

  2. 2. Stavros says: November 10th, 2005 at 4:03 am

    Me and our kid hope to be amongst those 90-odd thousand in March. It’s cheaper to fly from UK and watch Barca than it is to see Chelsea, Liverpool or any of the other big Premiership names these days. I’ve heard Italy is even cheaper and Germany cheaper still. Fiorentina or VfB Stuttgart for the same price as AFC Telford United!!!

  3. 3. Keremcem says: February 5th, 2006 at 12:32 pm

    slm

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