The stadiums for the 2027, 2028 and 2029 European Cup finals are known!

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The stadiums for the 2027, 2028 and 2029 European Cup finals are known!

UEFA has announced the stadiums that will host all the European finals over the next 3 years: Champions League, Europa League, Conference League, Women's Champions League, Super Cup... Here are all the stadiums.

The different European competitions shape every season with big fixtures, great stories, incredible atmospheres, rivalries... and many supporters who get to live their dream of following their team across Europe.

Attending a European Cup final is the dream of many football fans.

UEFA has announced the stadiums that will host the finals of the different European competitions in 2027, 2028 and 2029. Here are the stadiums.


The stadiums hosting the Champions League finals.

To host a Champions League final, a stadium must be UEFA Category 4 and have a capacity of more than 70,000 seats (with a 10% tolerance in certain circumstances).

Here are the stadiums for the next 3 Champions League finals:


The stadiums hosting the Europa League finals.

To host a Europa League final, a stadium must be UEFA Category 4 and have a capacity between 40,000 and 60,000 seats.

Here are the stadiums for the next 3 Europa League finals:


The stadiums hosting the Conference League finals.

To host a Conference League final, a stadium must be UEFA Category 4 and have a capacity between 30,000 and 60,000 seats.

Here are the stadiums for the next 3 Conference League finals:


The stadiums hosting the Women's Champions League finals.

To host a Women's Champions League final, a stadium must be UEFA Category 4 and have a capacity between 30,000 and 60,000 seats.

Here are the stadiums for the next 3 Women's Champions League finals:


The UEFA Super Cup stadiums.

Here are the stadiums for the next 2 UEFA Super Cups:


The criteria for hosting a European final.

UEFA imposes and assesses numerous criteria when organising a European Cup final.

The first aspect concerns the stadium, which must be UEFA Category 4 (based on safety, stands, access, lighting, press facilities, medical facilities, changing rooms...).

The second aspect concerns the stadium's capacity.

The third aspect concerns the ability of the city and region to host such an event: hotel capacity, public transport, air access, security...

You can find our full article here about the criteria for organising a European final.

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