World's 7 BIGGEST Lower League Football Stadiums

It took me time to understand that you were talking about Kerala, Until I saw the sponsor on the t shirt.

BRO NEEDS BRAZILIAN GRAMMAR CLASS

Schalke could relegate again to 3. Liga this year lol 0:17

18:30 I love that they just use plastic garden seats.

21:00 is that a center of some communist party in India, or just a shop for communist memorabilia?

Not sure if stadiums built for WC or Olympics count especially if the football team are not the sole tenant.

Lmao, the EMS stadium is actually in my hometown, surprised to see it on this list 😂

Bordeaux's brand new 5 star, 42,000 seats stadium was built for Euro 2016 and is one of the most beautiful in France,.
It will now host AMATEUR football after the club, once a Ligue 1 powerhouse, was demoted to 3rd tier due to financial issues.

You should do the same but with highest average attendance.

And this year Bari narrowly avoided demotion to Serie C

Boring narration

If Bari don't win their playout second leg next week they will be playing in serie C in a 58000 capacity stadium 🤣.

11:21 American college football teams have a number of massive single bowl stadiums; the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum used to hold over 90,000 before it was reduced to 77,000, the Rose Bowl (home of the 1994 World Cup final and former home of LA Galaxy) holds 92,000, and Michigan Stadium holds up to 115,000 (109,000 for Real Madrid and Manchester United). There are also a handful of other single bowl stadiums that seat between 60,000 and 80,000, and all but one or two of them were built before the Great Depression.

And then there is Aachen being in 4th division with a capacity of 30.000

not counting "national stadions" is a stupid rule if its the the stadium of just one sole club.
i mean in germany Hertha Berlin has 75.000 places in 2nd division you could call it the "National stadium" but its truly just herthas stadium

Mané Garrincha ainda da pra relevar, agora uma tal de Arena Amazonas..... Pqp, PT dos inferno

Please do the stadiums for the Tunisian football championship

Hampden Park in Scotland

His voice is atrocious

Having played a lot of Football Manager, one of the hardest parts of being a small club that gets promoted to the big boys league is your stadium being half the size of everyone else's and thus you can't generate match-day revenues like they can. Having a huge stadium in a lower league, if you can still mostly fill it, must be a huge financial advantage, or if you can't fill it, a huge financial weight around your neck.

Hertha playing 2 german league in the 70.000 seat Olympiastadion where the Euro 2024 will play the Final.

Picture at 1:28
«Russian press 1905» on the book rootlet
«Temporary press rules» on the kettle bell
«17th of October» on the paper below

Hertha BSC!!!

It's amazing how this guy can drag a video out for 20 minutes, talking slowly and repeating himself 20 times.

Izmir ataturk stadium used to have capacity upwards of 70k and used by lower league Izmir teams Karsiyaka and Altay. But I believe stadium closed in 2020 because of an earthquake.

When it comes to capacity versus league standing, how about Wakefield AFC on 10th tier English football NCEL D1 playing at Wakefield Trinity Rugby league stadium capacity just under 9000.

This video didn’t age well😊

I didn't expect to see the stadium 4km away from my home at the end of the video😂😂 that was quite a shock. Everyone calls it Calicut corporation stadium even though the actual name is EMS or something. It's a terribly maintained stadium which doesn't see much action. Probably because it's located at dead center of the city without enough parking spaces. I don't think even many keralites today know this, in its golden days, Calicut stadium hosted Nehru international cup in 1987 which included Soviet union, Denmark, China, Bulgaria, East Germany, Nigeria and Syria 😀

Remember Queens Park playing at Hampden which at one point held 100,000+ in front of 200 people.

Surprised you didn’t include the Stade Olympique d’Montreal in this video. It technically is a ‘championship’ home for MLS’s CF Montreal ‘when ticket sales justify the use of it.’ I think it would qualify under your criteria, though. It’s a gorgeous looking structure - if you love gorgeous looking white elephants.

There is a club in the second division of Colombia called Cúcuta Deportivo who play their home matches at a 43000 seater stadium. Seems unusual but it was quite a popular club in its heyday.

That aged well...

I'm not a Tricolor's torcedor, I'm a Red-Black, but talking shit about Arruda Stadium like that shows that you understand nothing about Brazilian football.
Tip: The less you try to pronounce Portuguese, the best for your image.

Great work. But the picture of the stadium you showed as the home ground of Kerala Blasters is the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi. No blame attached to you, as there are as many as 4 stadiums in Margao (Goa) ― which is also called Fatorda Stadium locally, New Delhi, Kochi (Kerala), and Chennai (Tamil Nadu) also called Marina Arena with the same name. All four of them have been, and 3 are currently, homes of Top flight clubs in India. The one in New Delhi used to be the home of dissolved Club Delhi Dynamos! If you're confused, don't worry, even we are in India😢

I wonder how many people will get the trigger broom reference 😂

The rose bowl

8:02 i'm going to guess that losely translates to the Stadium of Idiots.

How embarrassing is it for China to loss at all to Thailand? Well when it comes to Club level Thailand only gets 2 births in to the AFC Champions League (just the winner of the League and domestic cup) while China gets 4. So yeah while any loss to Thailand is a bit embarrassing, a 5-1 loss to Thailand had to be a disaster.

England's entire system is confusing, the second teir is the Championship, 3rd is League One, 4th is League Two and 5th, the highest of Non-League is the National League. Netherlands is pretty confusing too, the top flight League is Eredivise (translated to Elite Division) the second teir is Eerstedivise (First Division).

I would Guess either Bolton Wanderer's ground or Sunderland's Stadium of Light will be in this.

in my country (Poland) Lechia Gdańsk will relegate after this season so they count and they have one of the most beautyful stadions in country (plus arena builded for Euro 12) 41620 people capacity

Bari do have the best crest in the world though.

EMS was the leader of the first/second democratically elected communist government in the world

>and the most expensive outside of London and Qatar

Are St Petersburg and USA stadiums a joke to you????

So what

If you want bigger single tiered stadiums that Munich's Olympic Stadium, look at American Football. Both Michigan Stadium and The Rose Bowl are single tier stadiums larger than 70,000 seats of capacity. Michigan Stadium is over 110,000.