All the FIFA World Cup 2018 venues in Russia

FIFA World Cup 2018 venues in Russia

The Luzhniki Stadium

The Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow has a seating capacity of about 80,000.The stadium will host the opening match between Russia and Saudi Arabia on June14 and also the 2018 World Cup final.
                                                                       
       
The Ekater inburg Arena

The Ekaterinburg Arena which has a seating 
capacity of 45,000 will host the matchbetween
Egypt anUruguay as its first match onJune15.
                             





The Fisht stadium                       

 The Fisht stadium in Sochi has a seating apacity of 48,000.Opening match at this stadium will be between Portugal and Spain on June 15.






                                         
                                                                 

The Kaliningrad Stadium

 The Kaliningrad Stadium has a seating capacity 
of 35212. Kaliningrad will host Croatia-Nigeria
as its first match on June 17.





The Kazan Arena

 The Kazan Arena has a seating capacity of 45000.Kazan stadium will host France-Australia asits first match on June 16.








 The Mordovia Arena

   The Mordovia Arena in Saransk has a seating 
  capacity of around 45,000. It will host
  Peru-Denmark as its firstmatch on June 16.



The Nizhny Novgorod stadium 

The Nizhny Novgorod stadium has a seating 
capacity of about 45000. Nizhny Novgorod stadium will host its first match between Sweden and Korea Republic on June 18.





The Rostov arena

 The Rostov arena in Rostov-on-Don has seating capacity of about 45000.Rostov-on Don stadium will host Brazil vs Switzerland on June 17 as its first match.
                                                                              


     


 The Saint Petersburg 

 The Saint Petersburg Stadium has a seating 
capacity of 67000.Saint-Petersburg stadium
will host its first match, between Morocco and Iran,on June 15.






                                                            

The Samara Arena stadium
The Samara Arena stadium has a seating capacity of about 45000.The first match at this stadium will be between Costa Rica and Serbia on June 17.
  
                            
The Spartak Stadium

 The Spartak Stadium in Moscow has a capacity of 45000. Spartak Stadium will host Argentina 
vs Iceland as its first match on June 16.









The Volgograd Arena
                                             
The Volgograd Arena stadiuminVolgograd has a seating capacity of 45000.The match between Tunisia and England will be the first match in Volgograd on June18.




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