Football quiz: guess the stadiums in these artistic images – part two

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Another round of questions for those of us missing football grounds – but where were they taken?

Let's start with an Italian ground – but which club does it belong to?

Fiorentina

Juventus

Roma

Udinese

Which English stadium are Everton fans being welcomed to here?

Bournemouth

Bristol City

Sheffield United

Liverpool

Which traditional English giant has this futuristic looking floodlight at their ground?

Preston North End

Bolton Wanderers

Aston Villa

Sheffield Wednesday

Which Scottish ground is pictured at sunset here?

Celtic Park

Ibrox

Hampden Park

Tynecastle

Over to Ligue 1 now, but which side plays in this elegant arena?

Rennes

Lyon

Bordeaux

Monaco

Hopping over the border to Italy – which team play in this very English looking four-sided venue?

Spal

Brescia

Pescara

Cagliari

Back to Britain, and a sunlit afternoon in the Premier League. But who are the home team?

Sheffield United

Burnley

Crystal Palace

Aston Villa

Where in the north of England would you get this spectacular view?

University of Bolton Stadium

KCom Stadium

DW Stadium

John Smith's Stadium

And where would you find this equally spectacular image?

The Hawthorns

Carrow Road

St James' Park

The Amex Stadium

Time to finish with a flourish. Where in the world is this?

Milan

Munich

Manchester

Mexico City

8 and above.

Back of the net!

0 and above.

Unlucky

4 and above.

Good effort

Continue reading...

from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/mar/29/football-quiz-guess-the-stadiums-in-these-artistic-images-part-two

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