Football is the king sport in Africa. And as is the case on other continents, there are stadiums with impressive dimensions that bring together every sporting event of thousands of football fans. After the end of the Africa Cup of Nations hosted by Egypt under the umbrella of the Confederation of African Football CAF, we invite you to discover through this article the ten largest stadiums in Africa:
1) FNB Stadium (South Africa)
Capacity: 94,736
City: Johannesburg
Resident Teams: South Africa Football Team, Kaizer Chiefs FC
2) Borg El Arab Stadium (Egypt)
Capacity: 86,000
City: Alexandria
Resident Teams: Egypt Football Team
3) The Stadium of July 5, 1962 (Algeria)
Capacity: 85,000
City: Alger
Resident Teams: Algerian Football Team, MC Alger, USM Alger
4) Martyrs Stadium (DR Congo)
Capacity: 80,000
City: Kinshasa
Resident Teams: National Team of DR Congo
5) Stadium of 19-May-1956 (Algeria)
Capacity: 75,000
City: Annaba
Resident Teams: Algerian Football Team, USM Annaba
6) Cairo International Stadium (Egypt)
Capacity: 74,100
City: Cairo
Resident Teams: Egypt Football Team, Al-Ahly, Zamalek
7) Stade Mohamed V (Morocco)
Capacity: 67,000
City: Casablanca
Resident Teams: Moroccan Football Team, Raja Casablanca, Wydad Casablanca
8) Ellis Park Stadium (South Africa)
Capacity: 62,500
City: Johannesburg
Resident Teams: Lions, Golden Lions, South Africa Rugby Union Team
9) Abuja Stadium (Nigeria)
Capacity: 60,500
City: Abuja
Resident Teams: Nigeria Football Team
10) Olympic Stadium Radès (Tunisia)
Capacity: 60,000
City: Rades
Resident Teams: Tunisia Football Team
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