Here’s The Evolution Of World Cup Stadiums [Infographic]

13 Jun 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Football/Soccer, Sport, Very Cool, Vibe, World

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The World Cup has evolved at an incredible pace since it’s first iteration back in 1930, and the same can be said for the stadiums that they were played in.

Grassform has put together an interesting infographic that shows the the different stadiums which the past World Cup finals were held in, dating all the way back to Uruguay’s Estadio Centenario and right up to Brazil’s Estadio Do Maracana, where this year’s final match will take place.

Check out the infographic below (click to enlarge):

[source: Grassform via DesignTaxi]

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