Football Files - Episode 29 – MUNICH STADIUM

Munich Stadium, home to Bayern Munich, is a key venue for the 2006 FIFA World Cup, hosting the opening ceremony and several matches. Located in Bavaria, it features a unique design with translucent cushions and a steep viewing angle. The stadium was built following a significant Bavarian referendum. It will host matches including Germany vs. Costa Rica and Brazil vs. Australia, making it a central hub for the tournament.

What is the significance of Munich Stadium in the 2006 FIFA World Cup?

• It was the venue for the opening ceremony and match.

• It was the only stadium used for the World Cup.

• It hosted the final match.

• It was the largest stadium in the tournament.

What unique architectural feature does Munich Stadium have?

• A retractable roof

• A glass exterior

• A translucent façade with lozenge-shaped cushions

• A circular design

How many spectators can Munich Stadium accommodate?

• 80,000

• 66,000

• 50,000

• 100,000

Which teams played in the opening match at Munich Stadium?

• Germany and Brazil

• Brazil and Australia

• Germany and Costa Rica

• Ivory Coast and Serbia

Which of the following matches was NOT hosted at Munich Stadium?

• Ivory Coast vs. Serbia

• Brazil vs. Australia

• Tunisia vs. Saudi Arabia

• France vs. Italy