Stadium & Culture
20 entries in the Manchester City compendium.
Stadium & Culture — Era Chart
City of Manchester StadiumHome of Manchester City, built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.Etihad StadiumHome of Manchester City, built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games.Maine RoadMaine Road: Home of Manchester City from 1923 to 2003, record attendance 84,569.The CitizensFrom the industrial north to the pinnacle of Europe, one voice rises: We are The Citizens.The Kippax StandThe iconic terrace that became one of the tallest stands in the country."Blue is the Colour"The Chelsea anthem that became a global football and sports phenomenon.Joe Mercer EraFrom St. Mark's to global champions: the story of Manchester City.Old TraffordThe Theatre of DreamsSan SiroThe iconic home of Milan's football giants.Allianz ArenaMunich's iconic colour-changing stadium, home of Bayern Munich.Santiago BernabéuThe visionary president who built Real Madrid's dynasty.AnfieldHome of Liverpool FC since 1892Wembley StadiumEngland's national football stadium and a global icon of the sport.MaracanãA legendary Brazilian coliseum, but foreign soil to Manchester City history.Signal Iduna ParkHome of the Yellow WallStamford BridgeA Yorkshire village where Roman forts, Viking battles, and a historic bridge meet.Blue MoonA rare calendrical event or a visual phenomenon caused by atmospheric particles.Manchester City CrestBy wisdom and effortSt Mark's HallThe humble brickwork where the Blue began before Maine Road.MCFC JapanPellegrini's final season saw City lift the League Cup and reach the Champions League semi
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