Khalifa International Stadium‎ Review

The Caliphate International Stadium is a comprehensive stadium in Doha, Qatar, which is jointly formed with the Asbaier Sports Elite Academy, Hamad Water Sports Center and Asbaier Tower. The stadium, named after Qatar's predecessor, Emir Khalifa bin Ahmed Al Thani, was the final stadium of the 2011 Qatar Asian Cup and was also used as the home stadium of the Qatar national football team.

Khalifa International Stadium has hosted a long list of momentous sporting events since its inauguration in 1976. In fact, rarely is football or athletics mentioned in Qatar without referring to this venue. Naturally, the stadium received a complete refit for the FIFA World Cup 2022™ as a reward for its long-standing service. On reopening in May 2017, it played host to the Amir Cup Final – the club football event close to the hearts of all Qataris.  The stadium’s magnificent dual arches were always its most recognisable features. These remain intact – but now feature a wide canopy stretched out below them. This complements the stadium's cooling system to maintain a comfortable temperature for players and fans alike. The new tier added 12,000 seats, while digital lighting and a modern façade brought new sparkle to an old friend. Having previously staged the Arabian Gulf Cup, the FIFA Club World Cup™ and IAAF World Athletics Championships, this venue is ready to excite the world as part of the greatest football show on earth.

This is the stadium where the soccer World Cup was held! Be careful of the cold as the air conditioner works well.

Caliphate International Stadium, the venue is exquisitely built.

The caliphate international stadium, located in downtown doha, is a famous comprehensive stadium in qatar, is the most important stadium in the bay area, the caliphate international stadium is modern and advanced, and the night lights are beautiful.