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De Kuip (Stadion Feijenoord)
Opened on 27 March 1937, Rotterdam's Stadion Feijenoord—universally called De Kuip ('The Tub')—holds 51,117 fans (47,500 limited capacity for certain fixtures). Its steep, double-tiered bowl and overhanging roof without an athletics track keep supporters right over the touchline, making De Klassieker and European nights famously intense.
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Verified Entity DossierRanked #7 in Signal Iduna Park vs. Anfield? Top 10 Loudest & Most Intense Football Stadiums in Europe (2026)
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