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Name: Ellis Park Stadium
City: Johannesburg
Capacity: 70,000


This stadium stands within barely 15 minutes walk from the Johannesburg City Centre. It was constructed in 1982  and it is a major football venue in South Africa. It has been ear-marked as a semi-final venue for the 2010 South Africa World Cup. The stadium has undergone major renovations to make it comply with FIFA requirements. The stadium has a total capacity of 70,000 which is 20,000 more than it's old capacity. The stadium has outstanding security and medical features. Hopefully, the 2011 Rugby World Cup also will be hosted by the Ellis Park Stadium.

 

 
 

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