Goal Trivia Quiz

Answer: Wembley Stadium

Wembley Stadium is located in London, England, and has a hybrid grass surface. The stadium opened in 1923, was demolished in 2000 because of poor structural conditions and stricter safety codes, and was rebuilt and reopened in 2007. The original Wembley Stadium hosted matches in the 1966 FIFA World Cup between 11 and 30 July, including the final, in which England defeated West Germany 4-2 after extra time.

Answer: Suncorp Stadium

Suncorp Stadium, also known as Lang Park, is located in Brisbane, Australia, and has a grass Surface. The stadium opened in 1914 on the site of the former North Brisbane Cemetery.

Suncorp Stadium hosted eight matches during the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup. On July 22, England beat Haiti 1-0. July 29, Nigeria beat Australia 2-3. France beat Brazil 2-1. On July 31, the Republic of Ireland drew 0-0 with Nigeria. August 3, South Korea drew with Germany 1-1. In the knockout stage, on August 7 England drew 0-0 with Nigeria, but England won 4-2 on penalties; on August 12 Australia drew 0-0 with France before Australia won 7-6 on penalties. On August 19, in the third-place play-off, Sweden defeated Australia 2-0.

Answer: BMO Stadium

BMO Stadium is located in Los Angeles, California, and has a Bermuda grass surface. The stadium opened in 2018 on the site of the old Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, which was demolished in 2016. The stadium hosted the inaugural MLS vs. Liga MX All-Star match on August 25, 2021. The match ended in a 1-1 draw after regulation time, with the MLS All-Stars winning 3-2 on penalties.

Answer: Stadion Wankdorf

The Stadion Wankdorf, or Wankdorf Stadium, is located in Bern, Switzerland, and has an artificial-grass surface. The Stadion Wankdorf opened in 2005 and was built on the grounds of the former Wankdorf Stadium, which hosted the 1954 FIFA World Cup final.

The stadium hosted four matches during the UEFA Women's Euro 2025. On July 3, Spain defeated Portugal 5-0. On July 6, Switzerland beat Iceland 2-0. On July 11, Spain beat Italy 3-1, and on July 18, Spain secured a 2-0 victory over Switzerland in the quarter-finals.

Answer: Max-Morlock-Stadion

The Max-Morlock-Stadion is located in Nuremberg, Germany, and has a grass surface. The stadium originally opened in 1928 under the name Städtisches Stadion and went through several name changes before settling on the name Max-Morlock-Stadion.

Then known as the Frankenstadion, the stadium hosted five matches during the 2006 FIFA World Cup. On June 11, Mexico beat Iran 3-1. Then, on June 15, England faced Trinidad and Tobago and won 2-0. On June 18, Japan and Croatia drew 0-0, with neither team scoring. On June 22, Ghana beat the United States 2-1. Finally, on June 25, Portugal edged out the Netherlands with a close 1-0 win.

Answer: Yuvileiny Stadium

Yuvileiny Stadium is located in Sumy, Ukraine, and has a grass surface. The Stadium opened in 2001 on the site of the old Spartak Stadium, which stood from 1949 to 1989. In the 2011 Ukrainian Cup Final on May 25, 2011, at the Yuvileiny Stadium in Sumy, Shakhtar Donetsk defeated Dynamo Kyiv 2-0.

Answer: Parc des Princes

The Parc des Princes is located in Paris, France, and has a hybrid grass surface. The stadium, which opened in July 1897, was expanded in April 1932, demolished in July 1967, and rebuilt in April 1972. It hosted six matches during the 1998 FIFA World Cup. On June 15, Germany beat the United States 2-0.

Then, on June 19, Nigeria beat Bulgaria 1-0. On June 21, Argentina beat Jamaica 5-0. On June 25, Belgium drew with the Republic of Korea 1-1. On June 27, Brazil defeated Chile 4-1; then, on July 11, in the Third-place Playoff, Croatia beat the Netherlands 2-1.

Answer: Estadio La Portada

The Estadio La Portada is located in La Serena, Chile, and has a grass surface. The stadium opened in 1952, was demolished in 2013, and reopened in 2015. It hosted five matches during the 2015 U-17 FIFA World Cup. On October 20, Brazil beat England 1-0.

Then, on October 20, South Korea beat Guinea 1-0. On October 23, Brazil beat Guinea 3-1. On October 28, Belgium beat South Korea 2-0. Finally, on November 5, Mali beat Belgium 3-1.

Answer: San Siro stadium

The San Siro stadium is located in Milan, Italy, and has a hybrid grass surface. Work started on the stadium in August 1925, and it opened only 13 months later, in September 1926. It hosted six matches during the 1990 FIFA World Cup. On June 8, Cameroon beat Argentina 1-0.

Then, on June 10, West Germany beat Yugoslavia 4-1. On June 15, West Germany beat United Arab Emirates 5-1. On June 19, West Germany drew with Colombia 1-1. On June 24, West Germany defeated the Netherlands 2-1; then, on July 1, in the Quarter-final, West Germany beat Czechoslovakia 1-0.

Answer: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium

Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, also known as Lotto Park, is located in Brussels, Belgium, and has a hybrid grass surface. The stadium originally opened in 1917 as Émile Versé Stadium, but in 1983 it was completely demolished to build a new facility from the ground up and was renamed Constant Vanden Stock Stadium.

At the time of the UEFA Euro 1972 semi-final, Constant Vanden Stock Stadium was called Émile Versé Stadium and hosted the semi-final between Hungary and the Soviet Union on June 14, 1972; the Soviet Union defeated Hungary 1-0.