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At FC Stadium, see Johann Cruyff Arena De ArenaUEF Full nameJohan Cruyff ArenAFormer NamesAmsterdam Arena (1996-2018)LocationArenA Boulevard 1, 1101 AX , NetherlandsCoordinates52'18'51N 4'56'31E / 52.31417'N 4.94194'E / 52.31417; 4.94194Coordinates: 52'18'51N 4'56'31E / 52.31417'N 4.94194'E / 52.31417; 4.94194 OwnerGemeente Amsterdam Stadium Amsterdam N.V.Executive Suites76'1'Capacity55,500'1'71,000 ()Record attendance54,874 (Ajax 1 -2 Real Madrid on 13 February 2019)Field size105 x 68 mSurfacePlayMaster Hybrid Grass by Tarkett SportsConstructionBuilt1993-1996Pens14 August 1996; 24 years ago (1996-08-14)Building cost 140 million poundsTenentsFutbolAFC Ajax (1996-present) national football team (selected matches)American FootballAmsterdam Admirals (1997-2007) Common Career Coaching Career Style of Play and Views on Game Influence and Legacy Personal Career Stats Difference History Ajax (Gloria Ajax) History of FC Barcelona (Team Dreams, Laporta-era Cruyffistas) History of the Netherlands national football team (Clockwork Orange) (Totaalvoetbal) Tiki-taka (Tiki-taka) Juego de posici'n Rondo False Nine role Sweeper-keeper role Cruyff 3-4-3 and 4-3-3 system Cruyffian passing triangle-touch football-entertainment-style in football Ajax School (also known as Amsterdam School or Totaalvoetbal School) Youth Academy Ajax (De Toekomst) FC Barcelona Youth Academy () Football in the Netherlands Football in Spain Related People Rinus Micah Michaela Basten Frank Rikaard Oscar Garcia Well Yoan Laporta Sandro Rozelle Hesperia Mutin (El Mote de l'Hesperia/El Motan del Hesperia) Namesakes Cruif Turn (Cruiff Turn) Johann Cruijff Schaal Ff Trophy Cruyffian School of Football (also known as Barca-Ajax School or School of Barsajaks) stadium Johan Cruif (Est Johan Cruif) Johann Cruif Arena (Johanijff ArenA) 14282 Cruijff Works and about bibliography of filmography In popular culture Wikicitat Johan Cruif Arena (Dutch: Johan Cruijff Arena (Dutch: Johan Cruijff Arena (ˈjoːɦɑn ˈkrœyf aːˌreːnaː Dutch: Johan Cruijff Arena); officially stylized as Johan Cruijff ArenA) is the main stadium of the Dutch capital and the home stadium of Ajax Football Club since its opening. Built from 1993 to 1996 at a price equivalent to 140 million euros, it is the largest stadium in the country. The stadium was formerly known as the Amsterdam Arena (stylized as Amsterdam ArenA) until the 2018-19 football season, when it was officially renamed in honour of legendary Dutch footballer Johann Cruyff, who died in March 2016. It was one of the used during Euro 2000, and also hosted the 1998 UEFA Champions League final and the 2013 Europa League final. The stadium will also host three group stage matches and one match of the Euro 2020 finals, which has been postponed to the summer of 2021. Both international and Dutch artists have performed at the stadium, including , , , , , Andre Hazez, , AC/DC, , , Beyonce and . dance event was held at the stadium every year, until the final edition in 2017. The stadium has a retractable roof combined with a grass surface. It has a capacity of 55,500 people during football matches, and 68,000 people during concerts if the center of the installation stage is used (scene in the middle of the field); for concerts on the final stage, the capacity is 50,000 people, and for the concerts for which the stage is located in the eastern part of the stadium, the capacity is 35,000 people. It was awarded the status of a five-star UEFA stadium, which was subject to a new classification system. The history of the , with its retractable roof open and closed by Amsterdam, was one of six cities that bid to host the 1992 Summer Olympics. In 1986, a new with a football field and track of track was designed. It was to be built in the Strandvlit area of Amsterdam's Kuidust. After Amsterdam lost the bid to Barcelona in October 1986, plans for a new stadium were abandoned. In 1987, Stichting Amsterdam Sportstad (English: Amsterdam Sports City Foundation) was established, which drew up new plans for the construction of a sports stadium with a capacity of 55,000 people. In 1990, a new design was made based on both previous designs, with a football field, track, and completely covered roof. By this time Ajax needed a new stadium, as their previous home ground, De Meer, was too small for most of Ajax's games. Within a few years, Ajax moved their more important games to the Olympic Stadium; In practice, they played all their European matches and big night games in midweek at the Olympisch Stadium. Once again the design was changed - the track was removed, the capacity was reduced to 50,000 seats, and the fixed roof was replaced by a retractable roof. In 1992, the government sanctioned plans to build a stadium with public transport. In 1993, the changed the development plan for the site and issued a permit for the construction of the stadium. The first pile of the stadium's foundation was installed on November 26, 1993. The construction work carried out by and the Royal BAM Group took almost three years. The highest point of the building was reached on 24 February 1995 after the roof was raised. On 13 March 1996, an overpass was opened from the public transport road to the parking lot. The stadium received 180,000 visitors during construction work until the stadium was closed from July 1, 1996 until the opening ceremony. The stadium was officially opened on August 14, 1996 by queen Beatrix. The queen Beatrix opened the stadium, making a drop of the curtain inside the stadium. It showed the world's largest painting of De Gea (English: Sea) 80 by 126 meters (262 feet × 413 feet). Two-dimensional ships were placed at sea representing clubs in . sang the anthem De zee, composed for the opening ceremony by John Ewbank. The eight-day torch relay with 375 runners for 1,400 kilometers across the Netherlands reached the stadium. The first runner was Johan Cruyff, starting at the old De Meer Stadium, and the last runner was , who arrived at the new stadium. After the grass was revealed and the roof opened, the first football match was played between Ajax and Milan. (quote necessary) has opened the stadium with three concerts with 160,000 people from her world breaking The Wildest Dreams Tour. The construction of the stadium cost the equivalent of 140 million euros (at that time the Dutch guild was the dutch currency). The stadium combines a retractable roof with a grassy surface. This caused some problems at the beginning: grass rolls would not grow in the shade of an open roof and had to be replaced up to four times a year. (quote is necessary) External reconstruction of the Arena outside (2000). In September 2015, plans were submitted for the reconstruction of the stadium facade. The refurbishment should provide better quality and service to visitors by expanding the ring track around the stadium, creating more space for visitors and for new facilities (the number of seats remains the same). As a result, the outer part of the stadium turns from a concave shape into a tystive shape, radically changing its appearance. The reconstruction is planned to be completed in 2020, when the arena will host 4 matches of the European Championship 2020. Construction work began in June 2017. The first stage is the reconstruction of the eastern side of the stadium, where the construction of a new facade was completed in April 2018. The name of the change of the former stadium logo until 2018 on April 25, 2017, it was announced that the Amsterdam Arena will be renamed Johan The arena in memory of the legend of Ajax, Johann Cruyff. Later, on August 9, it was announced that the name change would take place on October 25, 2017. However, this was postponed because this date was not feasible due to many issues that had to be resolved, such as the organization of compensation for possible loss of income, the transfer of some shares from the Amsterdam municipality to Ajax and discussions with the Cruyff family. On April 5, 2018, it was announced that the stadium would officially change its name at the start of the 2018/19 football season. The stadium's new logo was displayed on April 25, 2018, on Johann Cruyff's birthday. According to a spokesman for Cruif's family, the original Dutch spelling of his name (Cruijff) was chosen for the official name of the stadium to remain close to the Dutch Johann. The 2018/19 football season began in August 2018. The original architect of the stadium is Rob Schurman (from the Netherlands). It has a total capacity of 54,990 people. By the end of the 2019-20 season, the capacity will be expanded to about 56,000 seats. During concerts, the stadium has a maximum capacity of 68,000 visitors. The transfer capacity is 500 cars (inside); There are 12,000 more seats outside. Johan Cruyff Arena is one of two stadiums in the Netherlands that UEFA rates as Category 4, the other is the Stadium in . The Ajax Museum is located in the stadium, which is indicative of the more than 120th anniversary of Ajax. The nearest train and metro station is Amsterdam's Bijlmer Arena. Metro lines 50 and 54 (Amsterdam Central Station and the city centre) stop here. Sporting Events Arena in Ajax's Champions League game in 2019. The stadium is the home of Ajax in Eredivisie and European matches. The first leg on 14 August 1996 took place in a friendly match between Ajax and AC Milan, which ended in a 3-0 victory for AC Milan. Dejan Savicevic scored the first goal. Ajax's first goal was scored in the first leg against 's Nak Breda. The 1998 UEFA Champions League final, when Real Madrid beat Juventus, was played in the arena. It was also one of the venues for Euro 2000. And the stadium was the host of the 2013 Europa League final, when Chelsea beat Benfica 2-1. It hosts most matches of the Dutch national team, although the Netherlands do not have one special national stadium for football. In addition, the arena hosts friendly matches for other Dutch national football teams or, the game of the reserve team Ajax. Euro 2000 Date Result 11 June 2000 Netherlands 1-0 Czech Republic Group D 18 June 2000 Slovenia 1-2 Spain Group C 21 June 2000 2-3 Netherlands Group D 24 June 2000 0-2 Portugal quarter-finals 29 June 2000 Netherlands 0-0 (aet) (1-3 p) Semi-final Euro 2020 Stadium will host three group stage matches and one round 16 match at UEFA Euro 2020, which has been postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. Date Result Round 13 June 2021 Netherlands Ukraine Group C 17 June 2021 Netherlands Austria Group C 21 June 2021 Playoff winner D or Netherlands Group C 26 June 2021 Round 16 Trivia After the death of Rinus Miheles in 2005, Ajax fans have tried to convince the stadium board to rebrand the stadium. At every Ajax home game, the fans brought a large banner that read Stadion. The board refused at the time. Stadium was also the home of the American football team NFL Europe until the National Football League (NFL) finished its European Cups in June 2007. From 1997 to 2007, the team played more than 50 matches at the stadium. IX was played at the Arena in 2001, when the defeated . As Kickboxing is the most popular fighting , This Showtime and K-1 promotions have held a number of combat cards in the arena. Many of the sport's biggest stars such as Peter Artes, , Badr and Ernesto Just have struggled there. British pop-rock band Coldplay perform at the stadium as part of their A Head Full of Dreams tour in June 2016. Despite frequent complaints about the acoustics of the Arena, the stadium often hosts concerts. Tina Turner was the first to perform at the arena during her Wildest Dreams Tour, with more than 157,000 people attending three sold-out concerts on September 6-8, 1996. Michael Jackson performed at the arena during his HIStory world tour in five sold-out concerts on September 28, 30; October 2, 1996 and June 8 and 10, 1997, for a total audience of 250,000 fans. The Rolling Stones performed at the stadium eight times: the first, second, third, fourth and fifth were on June 29 and 1, 2, 5 and 6 July 1998 during their Bridges to Babylon Tour, in front of a total sold out crowd of 261,277. The sixth and seventh were August 19 - September 22, 2003 during their . The eighth was on July 31, 2006 during their A Bigger Bang. The performed at the stadium on June 5, 1999 during the Millennium Tour. Celine Dion was a frequent performer in the arena. Performing in a sold-out crowd for the first time in 1997 on her Fall in You: Around the World Tour. During her Let's Talk About World Tour, she performed in front of another sold-out crowd of 64,652. And more recently, at her taking the odds of a World Tour in 2008 performs in front of a crowd of 46,969 people. performed at Stadium Four the first and second were on June 5 and 6, 2001 during the One Wild Night tour. The third was on June 3, 2003 during their bounce tour. The fourth was on June 13, 2008 during their Lost Highway Tour, in front of a sold out crowd of 34,512 people. has played the venue eight times: twice in July 2003 as part of a weekend of mass distraction; four dates in June 2006, as part of his Close Encounters tour; and on July 13, 2013, during the Take The Crown Stadium Tour. He also performed on July 18, 2011, as a member of the Take That tour during their tour. David Bowie performed at the arena as part of his on June 11, 2004. Genesis performed at the stadium on July 1, 2007 during their Turn It Again: The Tour. Turn It On Again and No Son of Mine were recorded for the band's live Live Over Europe 2007. have performed at the stadium seven times: the first, second and third were on the 13th, 15th and 16th of July 2005 during their Vertigo Tour, in front of a total sold out crowd of 165,516. The fourth and fifth were on July 20 and 21, 2009 during their U2 360 Tour, in front of a total sold out crowd of 125,886 people. The band's sixth and seventh shows were for their The Joshua Tree Tour 2017 on July 29 and 30, 2017. Madonna performed on three different dates, all tickets were sold out. There were two presentations in 2006 and one presentation of the Sticky and Sweet Tour in 2008. Dutch music group has played the venue 42 times since 2005. No other act has performed in the arena that often. In October 2008, the Dutch children's group was at the stadium. The arena was chosen because of the requirement for venues for the band's new format called Mega Spektakel. The band had two concerts in the stadium on the same day due to the large number of people, mostly children, who were present. AC/DC performed the show on June 23, 2009 as part of its Stadium is also the host of the Sensation dance event. Andre Rieu and his orchestra, as well as about 650 brass players, held a huge concert in 2011. Muse performed the show on June 4, 2013 as part of her second Law World Tour. On September 8, 2013, former member performed the show of his concert tour The Wall Live. On June 24 and 25, 2014, the boy band One Direction performed at the arena as part of the Where We Are Tour. Rihanna performs on set as part of her on June 17, 2016. Coldplay performed two concerts on June 23, 2016 and June 24, 2016 as part of the A Head Full of Dreams tour. Beyonce performs on set on July 16, 2016 as part of her Formation world tour. The concert sold out within 20 minutes. Armin van Buren played twice in May 2017 as part of his Best of Armin Only world tour celebrating 20 years in music. He was the first solo DJ to do so. Beyonce and J-See performed on the set on June 19 and June 20, 2018 as part of their OTR II tour. The second show was added due to the first sale within an hour. The arena was listed as a potential venue for the 65th Eurovision Song Contest in Amsterdam. However, City later withdrew their bid due to seats, including the Johan Cruyff Arena, being fully booked. References: b c d Talk about Johann Cruyff ArenA. Joan Cruyff Ora. Received on August 22, 2018. a b c d Facts and Figures (PDF) Archive of the Original (PDF) dated April 7, 2009. Received on June 9, 2008. b Amsterdam ArenA officially becomes Johan Cruyff ArenA (in Dutch). Amsterdam Arena. April 5, 2018. b Amsterdam ArenA officially becomes Johan Cruyff ArenA (in Dutch). Ajax. April 5, 2018. - B The Cruyff family is happy that the name change of the Arena is finally a fact (in Dutch). Nu.nl April 5, 2018. - b c d (in Dutch) Making Amsterdam ArenA Archive 30 January 2009 on Wayback Machine Amsterdam ArenA. Received June 8, 2008 - b (in Dutch) Do you know.... Amsterdam Ora. Received June 8, 2008 - Amsterdam ArenA unveils new construction plans (in Dutch). Amsterdam Arena. September 30, 2015. Received on June 28, 2019. The reconstruction of the Johan Cruyff Arena began (in Dutch). Parole Board. June 27, 2017. Construction of the east side of Amsterdam ArenA is ready (in Dutch). Amsterdam Arena. April 5, 2018. Received on June 28, 2019. Amsterdam Arena becomes Johan Cruyff Arena Amsterdam Arena becomes Johan Cruyff Arena. nos.nl (in Dutch). Dutch Broadcasting Fund. April 25, 2017. Received on April 25, 2017. Amsterdam ArenA becomes Johan Cruyff ArenA (in Dutch). Ajax Amsterdam. April 25, 2017. The home port of Ajax has been officially called Johan Cruyff ArenA (in Dutch) since the end of October. Football zone. August 9, 2017. Johan Cruyff Arena October 25 is finally a fact (in Dutch). Football international. August 9, 2017. The official name change of Johan Cruyff Arena has been postponed (in Dutch). Football international. October 19, 2017. The official name change of Johan Cruyff Arena has been postponed (in Dutch). At 5. October 19, 2017. The Logo by Johann Cruyff Arena was presented by Frank Rijkaard (in Dutch). Nu.nl April 25, 2018. The 2018/'19 season starts at Eredivisie on 10 August (in Dutch). Knvb. January 22, 2018. Four cheeks of Johan Cruyff Arena still go close until the end of the season. Ajax Fans' Association (in Dutch). November 15, 2019. Received on November 19, 2019. The list of databases of UEFA category 4 stadiums. Received 4 2018 - Museum archive June 17, 2008 in wayback machine AFC Ajax. Extracted june 9, 2008 (in Dutch) Admirals cease to exist NRC Handelsblad, June 29, 2007 Received June 8, 2008 - Fear and Hate in Amsterdam by Michael Schiaello. Schiaello. - HIStory World Tour - Tour Dates Archive 2 February 2010 on Wayback Machine. Mjbaltic.com. - Tickets for Beyonce at the Arena are quickly away. Het Parool (in Dutch). February 15, 2016. Received on February 16, 2016. announces us tour dates, Best of Only Armin's 20th Anniversary Show. Billboard. November 10, 2016. Received on November 10, 2016. Jiangdani, Sanjay (May 24, 2019). Eurovision 2020: potential host cities and venues. ESCToday. Received on July 1, 2019. Jiangdani, Sanjay (July 4, 2019). Eurovision 2020: Amsterdam drops out of Host City race. ESCToday. Received on July 5, 2019. External Links Association football portal Wikimedia Commons has media related to Johan Cruyff Arena. The official website of the Ajax Museum

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