❌🇩🇪 Not Chosen Euro 2024 Stadiums

We are all familiar with the Euro 2024 stadiums in Germany. Ten venues have been selected to host this event, but there are many more notable arenas in the country. We will present a few of them in this video.

We will see 8 stadiums - most of which are ready to host an event like Euro 2024, and some of which would need small changes to adapt the facilities to UEFA requirements. It can be assumed that Germany would have been able to host 2 tournaments at the same time. Also noteworthy is the fact that as many as 9 Euro 2024 stadiums were also involved in the 2006 World Cup. This means that Germany managed to get 2 major tournaments in one go.

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0:00 Intro
7:29 Outro

[stadiumdb]

Can you name all the stadiums or cities common to Euro 2024 and the 2006 World Cup?

[yfnncvf]

I like Kaiserslautern and Hannover stadium, I like that combination between modern and traditional stadiums.

[ezraezra]

Fun Fact: Half of the Euro 2024 main venues were currently owned by the 2.Bundesliga clubs (Hertha BSC, Hamburger SV, Schalke 04, Fortuna Dusseldorf, FC Cologne).

[md.abdullaalwailykhanchowd]

Munich Olympic stadium is just an exotic stadium! So beautiful!

[jascha]

Germany could host 2-3 Tournaments at the same time since the minimum capacity for a euro is 30000.

They got 27 Stadiums with a capacity of 30k and all of them are pretty much new with the highest standards

[UnKNOWN-zefc]

You have some more stadiums that would be considered in smaller countries to host EM. The Tivoli in Aachen and the Rudolf Harbig Stadium in Dresden with 27K international attendance. Around 30K are Augsburg, Mainz and Wolfsburg.

[robin_]

Weserstadion is best located of all german stadiums. Would have been a great representation, sad its not chosen

[mauricebecker]

It's super easy to describe why which stadiums were chosen. Uefa demands a blank check from each city, whereby each city has to spend at least 30 million euros on fan festivals and security. smaller cities like Freiburg, Kaiserslautern, Leverkusen, Mönchengladbach etc. can't or don't want to provide these guarantees. Cities like Nürnberg or the old Munich stadium would have had to invest massively in the outdated stadiums. In addition, of course, which stadium should have been removed from the tournament schedule? In terms of location, size and modernity, there is no stadium that should have been swapped. Or should you swap a modern arena like Düsseldorf with a large airport in a good location and as a beautiful city on the Rhine for Kaiserslautern? It would certainly be a shame for some cities for logical reasons, but not an option. the games are already almost all sold out in the big stadiums. So far, from a Dortmunder perspective, a successful European Championship with a great atmosphere from all fan camps.

[GroundsandStadiums]

2006 World Cup venues not hosting games now for Euro 2024 are Nürnberg, Kaiserslautern and Hannover.

[davinnicode]

My only concern is that the venues are extremely unevenly located. Almost every Euro 2024 stadium is located in mid- to southwest Germany and aren’t far away from each other. On the other hand there‘s only Hamburg in the north.

[jaboe]

It's a shame there are no games in Bremen

[gerategefunden]

Also Karlsruhe, Dresden, Gladbach and a lot of more...

[maddinpictures]

Olympiastadion is 50 years old and would need a fortune to get renovated. There was a reason Bayern abondonned it. Also not an enjoyment to see a match without a roof when you have Rain coming down like yesterday in Dortmund.

[Felms]

Ich finde es Mal wieder bezeichnend, dass es eine Heim-EM stattfindet und es EINEN EINZIGEN Spielort in Ostdeutschland gibt. Wir reden darüber, dass man die Spaltung endlich hinter sich bringen muss und schafft es nicht, wenigstens zwei Spielorte in Ostdeutschland auszuwählen. Und wenn es nur 1-2 Gruppenspiele sind.

[KMK]

If you mention Freiburg you also need to mention Karlsruhe

[theon__]

57:00 They could and they wanted to, but they withdrew their registration because UEFA's requirements were so strict and the city would have had to pay too much itself. Same goes for Bremen at 2:22

[MyNameIsGeorge]

Glücksgas-Stadion in Dresden left the chat

[tafitson]

3:30 Thats not completely correct
There is no need to cut down any trees to modernise the stadium, that would all happen within the current area of the stadium. However there are also plans to build some other things next to the stadium like some training pitches and a (much) smaller stadium for the womens team, the second mens team, athletics and so on (since modernising the Max-Morlock-Stadion includes removing the running track). Those plans are currently treated seperatly to the stadium renewal plans though, so the stadium could (and as things stand right now very likely will) be modernised without any protests from environmental groups.

[danielendre]

The Weserstadion in Bremen has a capacity of 42.100 people when sold out in the Bundesliga. Why is your number around 5000 lower?

[zrO]

Where is "stadiums under construction (June 2024)" ?