FIFA World Cup · 2018
2018 FIFA World Cup
RU·July 15, 2018·12 stadiums·Winner FR·Final 4–2·78,011 attendance
Host stadiums
The 2018 FIFA World Cup is played at 12 stadiums across 1 countries: Russia. The largest is Lužniki in Khamovniki District with 81,000 seats. The final is held at Lužniki.
FINALLužniki
Khamovniki District·81,000 seats
OTHERGazprom aréna
Saint Petersburg·67,800 seats
OTHEROlympijský stadion Fišt
Soči·45,994 seats
OTHERVolgograd Arena
Volgograd·45,568 seats
OTHERLukoil Arena
Moskva·45,360 seats
OTHERAk Bars Arena
Kazaň·45,093 seats
OTHERRostov Arena
Rostov na Donu·45,000 seats
OTHERSolidarnost Samara Arena
Samara·44,918 seats
OTHERStadion Nižnij Novgorod
Nižnij Novgorod·44,899 seats
OTHERMordovia Arena
Saransk·44,442 seats
OTHERJekatěrinburg aréna
Jekatěrinburg·35,061 seats
OTHERStadion Kaliningrad
Kaliningrad·35,016 seats
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Frequently asked questions
- How many stadiums host the 2018 FIFA World Cup?
- 12 stadiums across 1 countries.
- Where is the 2018 FIFA World Cup final played?
- At Lužniki.
- What is the largest 2018 FIFA World Cup stadium?
- Lužniki with 81,000 seats.