Los Angeles 2028 Olympics: Soccer Stadiums Overview
- Steven Kee
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The 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles will feature soccer matches at several prominent stadiums across the United States. This will not only facilitate a wider audience but also celebrate the sport in venues that are well-equipped for such significant events.
The 2028 Olympic soccer matches will be held in six U.S. cities: New York, Nashville, Columbus, St. Louis, San Jose, and San Diego; these cities have been selected to host both group stage and knockout matches. The gold medal matches will take place at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.
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Etihad Park, New York
Capacity: 25,000
Details: Opening in 2027, just ahead of the Olympics, will be the new home of the New York City FC. Etihad Park will be the first fully electric stadium in Major League Soccer.
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Capacity: 89,702
Details: The iconic Rose Bowl will host the men’s gold medal match on July 28, 2028, and the women’s final on July 29, 2028. It has a storied history and is a fitting venue for the Olympic finals.
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Capacity: 35,000
Details: As the 2nd largest venue, opened in 2022, among the additional stadiums, Snapdragon Stadium will host several crucial group games, providing a vibrant atmosphere for fans in Southern California.
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Capacity: 18,000
Details: Home to the San Jose Earthquakes, this stadium has been chosen for its modern amenities and proximity to the tech hub, making it an exciting location for international teams.
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Capacity: 30,109
Details: The home of Nashville SC, this venue's vibrant music scene complements its capacity for thrilling soccer events. It promises to engage fans with both sports and local culture.
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Capacity: 22,423
Details: Newly built for St. Louis City SC, this stadium strives to support a burgeoning soccer community. It will serve as a critical host for initial matches and fan engagement activities.
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Capacity: 20,371
Details: Home to the Columbus Crew, this stadium adds diversity to the tournament’s host cities. Its design is tailored for soccer, ensuring that fans enjoy a top-notch experience.
These selected stadiums will help bring the Olympic soccer tournaments to life from July 12 to 29, 2028. The final stage matches -- including the gold-medal matches on July 28-29, 2028 -- will take place at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, Calif. The Olympic Match schedule, which will include specific dates and team matchups, will be announced before ticket sales begin in April 2026.
The strategic distribution from coast to coast will not only minimize travel time for teams but also maximize fan engagement across different regions in the United States of America.
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