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Stadium

Estádio da Luz

Portugal flag Lisbon, Portugal

Capacity
68,100
Opened
2003
Location
Lisbon, Portugal

About Estádio da Luz

Designed by HOK Sport's Damon Lavelle, the arena rose beside its demolished predecessor and opened on 25 October 2003 at a cost of about 160 million euros, part of it met by the Portuguese state for Euro 2004. Four steel arches, each 43 metres tall, carry a translucent polycarbonate roof intended to flood the bowl with daylight. It staged the Euro 2004 final and the Champions League deciders of 2014 and 2020, and a redevelopment completed in July 2025 lifted capacity to 68,100.

Home club

Benfica Football · Club Friendlies
Sport Lisboa e Benfica is a Portuguese football giant based in Lisbon and one of the most decorated clubs in Europe.

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