Venues
The games were held in nine cities across the country. All stadiums had a capacity of at least 53,000, and their usual tenants were National Football League or NCAA Football teams. The most used venue was the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, with eight games, among them the final, the third place match, a semifinal and a game of the Round of 16, followed by the Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, which had one semifinal, a quarterfinal and a round of 16 match. The least used was the Pontiac Silverdome, the first indoor stadium used in a World Cup, with four Round 1 matches.
| Pasadena, California |
Pontiac, Michigan |
Stanford, California |
East Rutherford, New Jersey |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rose Bowl | Pontiac Silverdome | Stanford Stadium | Giants Stadium |
| Capacity: 91,794 | Capacity: 77,557 | Capacity: 80,906 | Capacity: 75,338 |
| Orlando, Florida |
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| Citrus Bowl | |||
| Capacity: 61,219 | |||
| Chicago, Illinois | Dallas, Texas | Foxborough, Massachusetts |
Washington, D.C. |
| Soldier Field | Cotton Bowl | Foxboro Stadium | Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium |
| Capacity: 63,117 | Capacity: 63,998 | Capacity: 53,644 | Capacity: 53,142 |
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