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2. FNB STADIUM, Johannesburg (SOUTH AFRICA)
Capacity - 94,736
Home stadium - Kaizer Chiefs, South Africa national football team
The original stadium had a capacity of 80,000. It was later upgraded by extending the upper tier to increase the capacity to 94,700, adding 99 more suites to bring the number to 184, constructing an encircling roof and adding new changing room facilities and installing new floodlighting. Among the most artistic and awe-inspiring football venues on the African continent, the reconstructed Soccer City stadium (FNB Stadium) hosted the first and final matches of the 2010 World Cup.
The stadium is widely regarded as the heart of football in South Africa as it has hosted many important matches. It was also the venue for the 1996 CAF Africa Cup of Nations final, with South Africa eventually triumphing 2-0 over Tunisia.
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