The stadium’s distinctive tent-like structure is inspired by the bayt al sha’ar of Qatar’s nomadic people. The stadium will host the opening match, as well as five other group matches, one Round-16 match, one quarter-final and one semi-final.
The stadium is designed to look like Fanar lanterns, a filigree of light and darkness. The stadium will host the final - but before that, it is set to see six group matches, one Round-16 match, one quarter and one semi-final.
The new stadium on the edge of a desert is connected to the city via a new railway. The Mall of Qatar is in the area, too. The stadium is slated to host six group matches and one Round-16 match.
Zaha Hadid Architects and AECOM drew design inspiration from dhow boats to create this stadium, as a nod to Al Wakrah’s historic pearl fisheries. Six group matches and one Round-16 match will be played here.
Inaugurated just over a year ago, the Al Thumama Stadium was designed to look like a gahfiya or traditional skullcap. Al Thumama is set to host six group-stage matches, one Round-16 match and a quarter-final.
The diamond-shaped stadium has many universities and a golf course nearby. It will host six group matches, a Round-16 match and a quarterfinal. Like some other stadia built for this football World Cup, the stadium will cut down capacity after the tournament.
Qatar’s main football stadium since 1976, Khalifa International is part of a larger complex that also includes the Olympics aquatic centre. The stadium will host six group matches, a Round-16 match and the third-place match.
Built along the shore using shipping containers, this temporary stadium offers great views of the West Bay. Stadium 974 will host six group matches and a Round-16 match.
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The stadium’s distinctive tent-like structure is inspired by the bayt al sha’ar of Qatar’s nomadic people. The stadium will host the opening match, as well as five other group matches, one Round-16 match, one quarter-final and one semi-final.
The stadium is designed to look like Fanar lanterns, a filigree of light and darkness. The stadium will host the final - but before that, it is set to see six group matches, one Round-16 match, one quarter and one semi-final.
The new stadium on the edge of a desert is connected to the city via a new railway. The Mall of Qatar is in the area, too. The stadium is slated to host six group matches and one Round-16 match.
Zaha Hadid Architects and AECOM drew design inspiration from dhow boats to create this stadium, as a nod to Al Wakrah’s historic pearl fisheries. Six group matches and one Round-16 match will be played here.
Inaugurated just over a year ago, the Al Thumama Stadium was designed to look like a gahfiya or traditional skullcap. Al Thumama is set to host six group-stage matches, one Round-16 match and a quarter-final.
The diamond-shaped stadium has many universities and a golf course nearby. It will host six group matches, a Round-16 match and a quarterfinal. Like some other stadia built for this football World Cup, the stadium will cut down capacity after the tournament.
Qatar’s main football stadium since 1976, Khalifa International is part of a larger complex that also includes the Olympics aquatic centre. The stadium will host six group matches, a Round-16 match and the third-place match.
Built along the shore using shipping containers, this temporary stadium offers great views of the West Bay. Stadium 974 will host six group matches and a Round-16 match.
