If you look at the atmosphere, Real Madrid’s home stadium, the Santiago Bernabeu, and Manchester United’s Old Trafford

If you look at the historical conditions, the Munich Olympic Stadium is definitely worthy of entering the history of football. of.

If you look at the hardware conditions, Allianz should be one of the best football stadiums now! The Allianz Stadium has nearly 70,000 seats, the quality of the turf is absolutely top-notch, and its history is a little short.

But it was the opening stadium of the 2006 World Cup!

The Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany

The Allianz Arena was selected as the venue for the opening ceremony of the 2006 World Cup in Germany. With its exquisite structure and magnificent appearance, this building has become the glory of Munich and even Germany. The surface of the stadium is composed of a transparent diamond-shaped membrane structure, which shimmers in the sunlight, giving it a magical visual effect. At night, it can be illuminated by lights in red and blue (the colors of Bayern and 1860).

Allianz has a total capacity of 66,000 and was invested equally by Munich 1860 and Bayern Munich. In the match between Bayern and Monchengladbach, youngster Hargreaves scored his first goal in this stadium.

In a vote, 65.8% of citizens agreed to build a new stadium, and 37.5% of them signed their signatures to express their support. The Allianz Arena was designed by two young Swiss architects, Herzog and de Meuron, and the plan was approved in February 2002. In October 2002, Bayern Chairman Beckenbauer laid the foundation stone for the new stadium. In April 2005, Allianz Stadium was officially completed.

The Allianz Stadium is conveniently located, close to the A9 highway, and has the largest underground parking lot in Europe - providing 10,000 parking spaces. Its unusual surface is composed of 2874 diamond-shaped membrane structures. The membrane structure has self-cleaning, fireproof, waterproof and heat-insulating properties, and an atmospheric pressure of 350 Pascals is always maintained inside. Each membrane structure can be illuminated at night in red, blue and white, corresponding to the colors of Bayern Munich, 1860 and the German national team.

In May 2004, FIFA selected the Allianz Arena as the host venue for the opening ceremony of the 2006 World Cup. The 2006 FIFA Congress will also be held in Munich. During the World Cup, the Allianz Arena will host the opening match, one semi-final and four other games.

Bayern and 1860's *** share the same home ground,

Allianz Arena It is the most modern stadium in Europe and the opening match of the 2006 World Cup in Germany was also held here. The project costs 340 million euros. Its shape is like a bird's nest. The exterior wall is composed of 2874 huge diamond-shaped "inflatable pillows". When Bayern Munich plays home games, the 66,000-capacity stadium will be mapped into a red glow that can be seen from miles away.

The Allianz Arena was designed by Swiss designers Jacques Herzog and Pierre Meuron. The exterior wall consists of 2874 air cushions, 1056 of which can be illuminated during the game. When the teams playing in the stadium change, the color of the wall can change accordingly, and the wonder will be far beyond imagination. Munichers are very fond of this stadium and affectionately call it the "Safety Belt" or "Rubber Boat". Polls show that a majority of Munichers are willing to pay more in taxes for "the most fantastic stadium in the world", with Bayern and 1860 also sharing the cost.

The stadium provides fans with various leisure and entertainment facilities. Catering services, nursery, hall of fame, fan shop and other facilities are all available. All areas serving fans total approximately 6,500 square meters. In addition there are some offices and conference rooms. Stadium visits are also not limited to the 90 minutes of the game.

With no running track and no curved area near the corner flag, die-hard Bayern Munich fans are even closer to the pitch and their star. When Magath visited the stadium for the first time, he said: "I don't know if there are other stadiums where fans can enjoy the game from a closer perspective, but sitting here will make people more excited. I look forward to playing here next season." game." Before the stadium was completed, club manager Hoeness couldn't wait. "We will write a new history here. I also hope that we can play fantastic football in this fantastic stadium."

On April 30, 2005, the Allianz Stadium was completed. On May 31, 2005, at the newly completed Allianz Arena, as one of the two official opening games, Bayern Munich played a match against the German national team. The game was approved by the governing boards of the German Football Association (DFB) and the German Football League (DFL), who have launched a program to recognize clubs that have made outstanding contributions to the national team. part of the plan. In the game, Bayern Munich had the upper hand and eventually won with a score of 4-2. In the coming seasons, Bayern Munich will also play more exciting games.

The entire perimeter of the football field is made of smooth and expandable ETFE material (the Chinese name of ETFE is ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene polymer.

The thickness of ETFE membrane is usually less than 0.20mm, which is a transparent membrane material) and can emit different lights. The red and white or blue and white rhombus makes the entire building look like a large LED screen, which is transparent when viewed from the top. Go up and separate from the stadium wall