The list of top 10 highest noise making football grounds is available right over here. What football is today is just because of football fans. They are they biggest reason why this game is the world’s best sport ever. Their noise in football ground boosts up the intensity of the game. So get ready for the highest noise making grounds by football fans. Here we go!

World’s Top 10 Loudest Football Grounds List

10. De Kuip [Feyenoord, Netherlands]

So the countdown of world’s most noise making soccer stadiums begins with Dutch club Feyenoord. This name is derived from the area Feijenoord in Rotterdam and from the club with the same name. It is one of the top traditional football grounds of Netherlands and has also long been one of the home grounds of the Dutch national team.

9 Anfield [Liverpool FC, England]

At the second there is British club which is well known by every football fan. The football ground was opened in 1884 and is known for having seating capacity of 45,276. On 2nd Feb 1952, Anfield recorded the highest number of attendance 61,905 during match of Liverpool vs Wolverhampton Wanderers.

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8. La Bombonera [Boca Juniors, Argentina]

Home football ground of Argentine club Boca Juniors is the eighth most noise making football stadium of world. The seating capacity of this ground is just below 50,000, but the audience of it can make noise of 70,000. Jose Luis Delpini, Viktor Sulcic and Raul Bes were the architect of La Bombonera. On 25th May, 1940 the ground was opened for the official games.

7. Celtic Park [Celtic, Scotland]

As the name indicates, the home ground of Celtic is also one of the most loudest football ground of the world. Celtic Park has often been used as a venue for Scotland internationals and Cup Finals. On New Year of 1938, Celtic Park recorded the record attendance of 83,500, despite having total capacity of 60,355. It was game of Celtic vs Rangers. It’s a rectangular shape, creating an enclosed and intimidating atmosphere for big games. It received 60% of votes in BBC Radio Five Live conducted a poll in 2002 to find the favorite sports venue in England.

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6. Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium [Panathinaikos, Greece]

You might not aware of this ground, but you will now remember it. Today, Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium witness world’s huge noise making football fans. The multipurpose football ground is named after club president Apostolos Nikolaidis. It’s record attendance was recorded in 1967, when 29,665 visitors watched the Cup Winners Cup game between Panathinaikos FC against German club Bayern Munich.

5. Allianz Arena [Bayern Munich, Germany]

The first club in the list of world’s loudest football stadiums. Simple buy yet attractive in design, Allianz Arena is the world’s fifth most noise making soccer stadium. The home ground of Bayern Munchen is located in Munich, Germany that can accommodate 75,000 individuals in league matches. Gerzog and de Meuron Arupsport and the architect of Allianz Arena.

4. Old Trafford [Manchester United, England]

Here is another club from Great Britain. Manchester United’s Old Trafford football ground makes the opponents nervous when they play against home team. It is nicknamed as Theatre of Dreams and is the second most largest football ground of England after Wembley Stadium which is located in London. Four of its stands also includes Sir Alex Ferguson Stand to honor the legendary manager of Manchester United.

3. Santiago Bernabeu [Real Madrid, Spain]

If you are wondering where the Spanish fans in this list, they you don’t need to wonder any more. Here is the third loudest soccer stadium in the form Santiago Bernabeu, the home ground of Ten times European champions Real Madrid. You can image if a stadium is jam packed with more than 80,000 visitors, then how much noise it can produce. If you need more explanation, then you must visit this ground for live experience.

2. Estadio Camp Nou [Barcelona, Spain]

Here comes another football ground from Spain, Estadio Camp Nou. The home ground of Barcelona is the largest football ground of Spain in terms of seating capacity. It took three construction years and on 24th September 1957, it was opened in front of thousands visitors and hundreds of reporters. The club is sought to increase the seating capacity by 13,500 which will make it the fourth largest football stadium in the world.

1. Signal Iduna Park [Borussia Dortmund, Germany]

So Signal Iduna Park is the most loudest football ground. The soccer stadium has capacity of more than 80,000 spectators for league games. Signal Iduna park is the largest football stadium of Germany and is the seventh largest in Europe. Fans of this ground grouped together in such a way that they makes yellow wall which is now the identity of BVB ground.It was elected as the best football stadium by The Times for its renowned atmosphere.

Football is one of the fastest growing sport in India. This is the nation which is specially known for games like cricket, hockey. But now, the Sports Authority of India is taking interest on World’s most popular sport also. They have announced renovation of some stadiums for upcoming competitions. There are 3 stadium with audience capacity of more than 50,000. So if you are desperate to know about the football stadiums of India, then continue your reading.

Top 10 Indian Football Stadiums [Capacity]

10. Mohun Bagan Ground [22,000]

In this countdown, we have a home ground of India’s first football club Mohun Bagan at tenth spot. Kriti Mitra is the owner of Mohun Bagan ground known as Mohun Bagan Villa. It is located at Fariapukur street of North Kolkata.

9. East Bengal Ground [24,000]

East Bengal Ground is mostly used for soccer games. It is home arena of kingfisher east Bengal F.C. The field has a natural grass turf with commentary box radios and TV. it lies in Kolkata Maiden area on the northern side of Fort William and its near the Eden Garden which is home arena of IPL team Indian premier league.

8. Khuman Lampak Main Stadium [30,000]

Khuman Lampak is mainly used for football and athletics. It was opened for matches in 1999 with initial seating of 26,000. It is a one tier with roofing only on the main stand. In May 2011, it was announced that floodlights will be added to it along with a new new turf.

7. Nehru Stadium [Coimbatore, Capacity: 30,000+]

Tamil Nadu located Nehru stadium is the seventh highest ground in India. It was opened in 1971 & went for renovation in 2008. The synthetic track is not the cheap pre fabricated version. A tunnel was even planned from the main entrance to take athletes to the field without disturbing the track events. It is full polyurethane, quite expensive but one of the latest in the nation.

6.  Nehru Stadium [Guwahati, Capacity: 31,000+]

It is used for both football as well as for cricket matches. The ground is known for having an seating plan of 30,000 which makes it sixth largest in India. It is situated in Guwahati, Assam. R. G. Baruah Board of Sports of Assam are the owners. Assam cricket team is the tenant of it. On 17th December 1983, first One Day International cricket match was played on it.

5. Kanchenjunga Stadium [40,000]

Siliguri based Kanchenjunga ground is the fifth biggest football arena in terms of highest seating. It was built in 1980 for an I-league club Prayag United S.C. For its In January 2014, a plan of Rs. 1.7 crore was announced for its renovation. Owners of Kanchenjunga also uses it for cricket competition like Ranji trophy. In 2012, it also hosted Federation Cup which was won by Churchill Brothers.

4. Sree Kantveera Stadium [41,000+]

Although it is a multi purpose arena, but it is mainly used for football games. A running track also surrounds it & is also consists of volleyball court. Right now, total of 40,000 seats are available in it. Bengluru FC & Bangalore ISL team are the tenants of Sree Kantveera. It is currently under renovation for first season of Indian Super League.

3. Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium [Kochi, Capacity: 60,000]

Here is another soccer ground named after first prime minister of India. It was opened in 1996 bu the Government of Kerala with Greater Cochin Development Authority. It is also being used for I-league for Chirag United Club Kolkata. Along with football, it also hosts matches of cricket. On 9th April 2011, first Indian premier league match was played on this ground between Kochi Tuskers Kerala & Royal Challengers Bangalore.

2. Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium [Delhi, Capacity: 75,000]

It is the second largest arena with total audience capacity of 60,000. Delhi based Jawaharlal Nehru ground is a multi purpose arena which is used for other football events also. For concerts, it can manage 1,00,000 audience. It was built in 1982 to organize Asian Championships in Athletics. Later in 2010, it also hosted Commonwealth Games.

1. Salt Lake Stadium [1,20,000]

This is the biggest football of India which is located in Bidhannagar, Kolkata, West Bengal. It was opened in 1984 in an elliptical shape. Salt lake is also the second largest football field all over the world in terms of seating capacity after Rungardo May Day. The North Korean arena can accommodate 1,50,000 audience at once. Salt lake is home ground of ISL team Atletico de Kolkata.