Allianz Arena

The Allianz Arena is an outdoor soccer stadium in Munich with a power of 75,024 chairs . The impressive facade is made up of 2,784 inflatable ETFE foil panels, all which may be separately illuminated in red, white or blue: red for Bayern Munich, blue to the matches of this TSV 1860 and white to the matches of this German national group . Known for its outside made from inflated ETFE panels, it's the first scene in the world using a colour-changing surface. Depending on the designs of the key Korean architects Herzog & de Meuron, building started in 2002 and has been finished in under three years in the price of $466 million.

FC Bayern Munich has played their home games at the Allianz Arena because the beginning of the 2005-06 Season. The big financial service supplier Allianz acquired the naming rights to its scene for 30 years. But this title can't be utilized when hosting FIFA and UEFA occasions as such governing bodies prohibit sponsoring companies which aren't official tournament spouses. The scene was Called the FIFA World Cup scene during the 2006 FIFA World Cup at Munich. At UEFA club and Nations League matches, the arena is Called the Soccer Arena Munich and hosted on the 2012 UEFA Champions League closing .