Other stadiums

	Club	City	Stadium	Capacity
1.	Spartak Moscow	Moscow	Luzhniki Stadium	81 000
2.	FC Zenit	St. Petersburg	Kirov Stadion (1950 - 1989)	80 000
3.	2014 Winter Olympics	Sochi	Fisht Olympic Stadium	47 659
4.	Krylia Sovetov Samara	Samara	Samara Arena (2017)	45 802
5.	Rotor Volgograd	Volgograd	Volgograd Arena (2017)	45 568
6.	Nizhny Novgorod	Niz. Novgorod	Nizhny Novgorod St. (2017)	45 331
7.	FK Rostov	Rostov	Rostov Arena (2017)	45 145
8.	Mordovia Saransk	Saransk	Mordovia Arena	45 015
9.	Alania Vladikavkaz	Vladikavkaz	Republican Spartak Stadium	32 464
10.	Rubin Kazan	Kazan	Central Stadium	30 133
11.	Ural Sverdlovskaya obl.	Yekaterinburg	Centralnyj Stadion	27 000
12.	Zenit Petersburg	Petersburg	Petrovsky Stadium	21 500
13.	Anzhi Makhachkala	Makhachkala	Dinamo Stadium (1927-2001)	15 200

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Mordovia Arena – another Russian gem to be found in Saransk

Saransk - Mordovia Arena21.05.2017: Mordovia Arena is the new home ground of Mordovia Saransk and also another playing venue of the Russian World Cup. It is yet another example of a stadium, which will have a reduced capacity after the World Cup. In this particular case, the capacity for World Cup matches will be nearly 45,000 seats and subsequently, it will be decreased by 15,000. Nevertheless, the new stadium will still be a nice change for Mordovia fans. The current home ground – the Star Stadium – has a capacity of 10,000 spectators, as well as the unpopular athletics track.

Volgograd Arena – a diamond of the first water among Russian stadiums

Volgograd - Volgograd Arena23.04.2017: The 2018 World Cup will be played at twelve venues in eleven cities in Russia. Two of those stadiums stand in Moscow, the other ten are in cities all over Russia. The fifth largest venue for the 2018 World Cup is situated in Volgograd, a city with a population of more than a million people, located in the South European part of Russia on the river Volga. A new football stadium, with a capacity of 45,000, is being built there mainly for the purpose of providing venue for the World Cup.