
Rose Bowl
Location: Pasadena, USAResident club: none
Though generally associated with American football, the vast Rose Bowl provided a fitting stage on which to showcase the skills of the world's best 'soccer' players in 1994.
Did You Know?
- The Rose Bowl is the home stadium of the UCLA American football team and hosts the annual New Year's Day Rose Bowl college football game.
- Eight matches were played at the Rose Bowl during the 1994 FIFA World Cup and the total attendance was 715,826. The average was 89,478.
- The Rose Bowl staged the first of five NFL Super Bowl showpiece matches in 1977, when the Oakland Raiders beat the Minnesota Vikings.
- The venue was given the name ‘Rose Bowl’ by police reporter Harlan W. Hall, who described how an extended stadium structure would look.
- The original Rose Bowl was a 57,000-seat horseshoe design. The record attendance was just under 107,000 and the present capacity is 92,500.
Classic Stadiums

San Siro
Home to AC Milan and Inter, the San Siro has undergone its fair share of changes.
Rasunda Stadium
The atmospheric Rasunda will always be linked to Pele's debut on the world stage.
Rose Bowl
The sun-drenched gridiron landmark played host to world football's best in 1994.

Centenario
Montevideo's Centenario ground was home to the first Final and Uruguayan glory.

Wembley Stadium
London's Wembley Stadium is the spiritual home of English football.

Estadio Azteca
The Azteca was home to two Finals and some of world football's best moments.
Maracana
Ambitious from the offing, the Maracana is Brazilian football's beating heart.
Santiago Bernabeu
Real Madrid's mythical home, the Bernabeu is the game's most regal court.

Olympiastadion
Gerd Der Bomber Muller ran riot on his home patch and Munich's modern marvel.