The 1994 Fifa World Cup was held in nine cities across the United States of America, with the tournament producing record attendance figures with each match averaging nearly 69,000 spectators. Brazil defeated Italy 3-2 on penalties to become the first country to win the World Cup four times.
Venues
| Location | Stadium | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Pasadena | Rose Bowl | 91,794 |
| Stanford, | Stanford Stadium | 80,906 |
| Pontiac | Pontiac Silverdome | 77,557 |
| East Rutherford | Giants Stadium | 75,338 |
| Dallas | Cotton Bowl | 63,998 |
| Chicago | Soldier Field | 63,117 |
| Orlando | Citrus Bowl | 61,219 |
| Foxborough | Foxboro Stadium | 53,644 |
| Washington | Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium | 53,142 |
1930 - Uruguay
1934 - Italy
1938 - France
1950 - Brazil
1954 - Switzerland
1958 - Sweden
1962 - Chile
1966 - England
1970 - Mexico
1974 - West Germany
1978 - Argentina
1982 - Spain
1986 - Mexico
1990 - Italy
1994 - USA
1998 - France
2002 - Japan and South Korea
2006 - Germany
2010 - South Africa
2014 - Brazil
2018 - Russia
2022 - Qatar
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