Tottenham have finally opened their new stadium after 690 days of waiting – and it’s safe to say it was a spectacular show.Fans were treated to a marching band belting out famous Spurs chants of years gone by and there was a stunning fireworks display to top it off.
1110. Stadio Della Roma (AS Roma)
1billion of private funding will be invested over the next three years to build this 52,000-seater stadium.
119. Feyenoord City (Feyenoord)
Capacity set to be around 63,000 for the Eredivisie outfit and it will be beautifully located on the banks of a river.
118. Puskas Arena (Hungary national team)
Set to be a 67,000 capacity stadium and it is opening at the end of this year. It aims to host the Champions League Final in 2021.
117. New National Stadium (Tokyo)
This stadium will cost in excess of 1billion and will be used by the Japanese national football team.
116. Bramley-Moore Dock Stadium (Everton)
The Toffees hope this 52,000-seater will be ready in 2023 with room for 15,000 safe standing seats.
115. Grande Stade de Casablanca (Raja and Waja Casblanca)
This stadium is intended for a joint bid with Spain and Portugal at the 2030 World Cup
114. Lusail Iconic Stadium (Qatar national team)
This stadium will host the 2022 World Cup final in Qatar.
113. San Siro (AC Milan and Internazionale)
Plans are in a place for a major restructure of this iconic stadium, with a stunning modern design and better views prioritised
112. Santiago Bernebeu (Real Madrid)
A major renovation will take place at this iconic ground in the Spanish capital.The height of the stadium will be raised by ten metres, offering fans a 360 view of the action.
111. Camp Nou (Barcelona)
The legendary Catalan stadium is set to increase to a whopping 105,000 by 2020.
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