Camp Nou

Camp Nou (also known as the Nou Camp) is a football stadium used by FC Barcelona that was opened in 1957. It can hold 99,354 people, making it the largest stadium in Europe and the second largest football stadium in the world.^[1]

Matches hosted

Competition	Season	Winner	Score	Runner-Up
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	1971-72	Rangers	3-2	Dynamo Moscow
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	1981-82	Barcelona	2-1	Standard Liège
European Cup	1988-89	AC Milan	4-0	Steaua București
UEFA Champions League	1998-99	Manchester United	2-1	Bayern Munich

Competition	Season	Home Team	Score	Away Team	Match Leg
European Super Cup	1979	Barcelona	1-1	Nottingham Forest	Second Leg
	1982	Barcelona	1-0	Aston Villa	First Leg
	1989	Barcelona	1-1	AC Milan	First Leg
	1992	Barcelona	2-1	Werder Bremen	Second Leg
UEFA Super Cup	1997	Barcelona	2-0	Borussia Dortmund	First Leg

Competition	Match	Winner	Score	Loser
1964 European Championship	Semi-Finals	Soviet Union	3-0	Denmark
1964 European Championship	3rd Place Match	Hungary	3-1 (a.e.t.)	Denmark
1982 FIFA World Cup	First Group Stage (Group 3)	Belgium	1-0	Argentina
	Second Group Stage (Group B)	Poland	3-0	Belgium
		Soviet Union	1-0	Belgium
		Soviet Union	0-0	Poland
	Semi-Finals	Italy	3-0	Poland

Match	Winner	Score	Loser
Group A	Italy	2-1	United States
Group C	Sweden	0-0	Paraguay
Group C	Sweden	1-1	South Korea
Quarter-Finals	Poland	2-0	Qatar
Quarter-Finals	Australia	2-1	Sweden
Semi-Finals	Poland	6-1	Australia
Bronze Medal Match	Ghana	1-0	Australia
Gold Medal Match	Spain	3-2	Poland

Some of the exterior.
The front part of the stadium exterior.
The scoreboard.
The stadium during the opening ceremony of the 1999 UEFA Champions League Final.
A panorama of the stadium.