Outside view of the Estadio Azteca
This is the Azteca Stadium
which opened its doors to the football world in May of 1966. It is often
referred as the "Coloso de Santa Ursula" which translates
to "Colossus of Saint Ursula". It is located in Santa Ursula, Mexico
City, Mexico. The Azteca has hosted two world cup finals one for the 1970
World Cup and the 1986 World Cup. It is the largest stadium in Mexico
and one of the largest stadiums in the world. It serves as a home not only
to the America soccer club, but to the Mexican National soccer team as well.
Another great reason to become a fan of America.
Inside view of the "Coloso de Santa Ursula"
This stadium has the capacity to hold 104,000 fans. Its
surface is completely grass, no artificial turfs or things like that. It is
exclusively used for the sport of football, but has been used for special
events such as concerts, boxing matches, and even one american football game.
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