Twelve stadiums will be responsible for hosting the World Cup in Brazil 2014. Far from the already dilapidated enclosures 1950, the 12 courts shall have a minimum capacity 40.000 spectators and all measures of comfort and safety called for in a work of the XXI century. We presented in Colgados for football:

1- Maracana: launched a 16 June 1950, He has undergone a major refurbishment that has taken him throughout its history to have a capacity of 200.000 people to 78.000 that will feature this summer. No longer phone booth on the pitch and the stands are closer to the players. The public does not get wet but still Maracana Maracana. It will host the grand finale, among others.

Price: 79 millions of euros.

Capacity: 78.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
15 of June, 2014	First phase	Argentina		vs		Bosnia y Herzegovina
18 of June, 2014	First phase	Spain		vs		Chile
22 of June, 2014	First phase	Belgium		vs		Russia
25 of June, 2014	First phase	Ecuador		vs		France
28 of June, 2014	Final Round	1C		vs		2D
4 of July, 2014	Quarter finals	W53		vs		W54
13 of July, 2014	Final	W61		vs		W62

2- Estadio Mane Garrincha: the great and historical fellow player Pele in the years 60 It has its own stadium in Brazil. A work of art capable 70.000 People who already hosted the Confederation Cup and gave birth in 1974 although now it presented completely changed. Covered all seats, outside the new Wembley reminds viewers close to allowing players greater interaction. Capacity: 70.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
15 of June, 2014	First phase	Switzerland		vs.		Ecuador
19 of June, 2014	First phase	Colombia		vs.		Ivory Coast
23 of June, 2014	First phase	Cameroon		vs.		Brazil
26 of June, 2014	First phase	Portugal		vs.		Ghana
30 of June, 2014	Knockout	1º E		vs.		2º F
5 of July, 2014	Quarter finals	winner P55		vs.		winner P56
12 of July, 2014	Third place	Perdedor P61		vs.		Perdedor P62

3- Arena Corinthians: possibly the most modern, partly because it is new. It's the future Corinthians stadium in Sao Paulo. You will have a capacity of about 70.000 viewers, but the most spectacular is perhaps not inside but outside. Outside the enclosure it will be worn by a huge LED screen 120 meters where you can watch the games and trademarks may offer its best face. After the World Cup will be reduced to 48.000 viewers. A luxury that is not yet completely finished and has cost the lives of two people. Capacity: 68.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
12 of June, 2014	First phase	Brazil		vs.		Croatia
19 of June, 2014	First phase	Uruguay		vs.		England
23 of June, 2014	First phase	Netherlands		vs.		Chile
26 of June, 2014	First phase	South Korea		vs.		Belgium
1 of July, 2014	Knockout	1º F		vs.		2º E
9 of July, 2014	semifinals	W59		vs.		W60

4- Estadio Mineirao: created in 1964 and located in the city of Belo Horizonte is another who has shrunk its capacity to the World. Far is its former capacity 130.000 passing souls 64.000 viewers. Your system 1,5 MW, allows supply by solar photovoltaic electricity demand in the stadium. It will host one of the semifinals. Capacity: 64.000 viewers

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
14 of June, 2014	First phase	Colombia		vs.		Greece
17 of June, 2014	First phase	Belgium		vs.		Algeria
21 of June, 2014	First phase	Argentina		vs.		Iran
24 of June, 2014	First phase	Costa Rica		vs.		England
28 of June, 2014	Knockout	1º A		vs.		2º B
8 of July, 2014	Semifinal	W57		vs.		W58

5- Arena Castelao: Spain here played two games in the Confederations Cup and meet here can play if it is first knockout group. Accommodating 67.000 viewers will much too hot strength, however, viewers will fight effectively through its steps covered and air conditioning. It will host six matches of the World Cup. Capacity: 67.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
14 of June, 2014	First phase	Uruguay		vs.		Costa Rica
17 of June, 2014	First phase	Brazil		vs.		Mexico
21 of June, 2014	First phase	Germany		vs.		Ghana
24 of June, 2014	First phase	Greece		vs.		Ivory Coast
29 of June, 2014	Knockout	1º B		vs.		2º A
4 of July, 2014	Quarter finals	W49		vs.		W50

6- Stadium Beira-Rio. Gone is the year 69 where he inaugurated an International Portoalegre-Benfica and where fans wore cement and bricks to top it all off. Now the story is different. The enclosure has all the luxuries you want, including 289 security cameras to control their over 50.000 viewers. Topping hits a stadium spectacular that will see Messi or Ribery among others.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
15 of June, 2014	First phase	France		vs.		Honduras
18 of June, 2014	First phase	Australia		vs.		Holland
22 of June, 2014	First phase	South Korea		vs.		Algeria
25 of June, 2014	First phase	Nigeria		vs.		Argentina
30 of June, 2014	Knockout	1º G		vs.		2º H

7- Arena Fonte Nova: Salvador could not overlook this edition of the World and present a rejuvenated Fonte Nova Arena can accommodate 50.000 viewers who will be far from the exhibition that opened in 1955. His first match will be a clash star: Spain-Netherlands, Reissue of the final pass of the World Cup. a miniMaracaná.

Capacity: 50.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
13 of June, 2014	First phase	Spain		vs.		Netherlands
16 of June, 2014	First phase	Germany		vs.		Portugal
20 of June, 2014	First phase	Switzerland		vs.		France
25 of June, 2014	First phase	Bosnia y Herzegovina		vs.		Iran
1 of July, 2014	Knockout	1º H		vs.		2º G
5 of July, 2014	Quarter finals	W51		vs.		W52

8- Arena Pernambuco: seldom stadium construction has contributed so much to a city like Recife. The construction of the Arena Pernambuco includes a villa with a high specialty hospital, a university, a school of technology in addition to the expansion of the west line of Recife Metro. Almost nothing.

Capacity: 46.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
14 of June, 2014	First phase	Ivory Coast		vs.		Japan
20 of June, 2014	First phase	Costa Rica		vs.		Italy
23 of June, 2014	First phase	Croatia		vs.		Mexico
26 of June, 2014	First phase	U.S		vs.		Germany
29 of June, 2014	Knockout	1º D		vs.		2º C

9- Amazonia Arena: in the Amazon, in the city of Manaus stadium it built this spectacular rises in the middle of a lost city in the middle of nature. Enjoys all possible equipment, including a retractable roof that will come in handy if the tremendous heat and expected rains make an appearance.

Capacity: 44.000 viewers.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
14 of June, 2014	First phase	England		vs.		Italy
18 of June, 2014	First phase	Cameroon		vs.		Croatia
22 of June, 2014	First phase	U.S		vs.		Portugal
25 of June, 2014	First phase	Honduras		vs.		Switzerland

10-Arena Dunes: Natal has built a stadium almost to 45.000 grooves reminiscent of those raised at the World Cup in Korea and Japan 2002. Although almost the most spectacular will be out. Mall, theater, park and even an artificial lake for anyone to miss the World Cup in style.

Capacity: 43.000

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
13 of June, 2014	First phase	Mexico		vs.		Cameroon
16 of June, 2014	First phase	Ghana		vs.		U.S
19 of June, 2014	First phase	Japan		vs.		Greece
24 of June, 2014	First phase	Italy		vs.		Uruguay

11- Arena Pantanal: Cuirabá host the World Cup and will do so with a cozy stadium 42.000 people. No need to be big to be beautiful, comfortable and draw attention. A city very close to Paraguay where Bororo accustomed to fish with bow and arrow. And it is that Brazil has everything.

Capacity: 42.000 people.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
13 of June, 2014	First phase	Chile		vs.		Australia
17 of June, 2014	First phase	Russia		vs.		South Korea
21 of June, 2014	First phase	Nigeria		vs.		Bosnia y Herzegovina
24 of June, 2014	First phase	Japan		vs.		Colombia

12- Arena Bixada: Atletico Panaerense enclosure is the smallest with just 41.000 maximum capacity as spectators. It is also the oldest since its inauguration dates from 1914. Of course it has nothing to do with the current which will be in Brazil where you have to sunroofs and where Spain will close first phase against Australia.

Date	Phase	Team		Result		Team	viewers
16 of June, 2014	First phase	Iran		vs		Nigeria
20 of June, 2014	First phase	Honduras		vs		Ecuador
23 of June, 2014	First phase	Australia		vs		Spain
26 of June, 2014	First phase	Algeria		vs		Russia

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