Luzhniki Stadium: All you need to know

• The Luzhniki will have seven World Cup matches including the Opening Match and Final 
• Its ability swelled to 80,000 following a four-year remodel period 
• See the best photos of this stupendous field 

For the 32 contending countries at the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia™, there are just four-and-a-half more months to go until the point that the minute they have all been sitting tight for. Meanwhile, *FIFA.com *is starting an arrangement on the scenes where the groups will play, beginning with the field that will have the Opening Match of the competition on 14 June: the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.

Matches:

The Luzhniki is the fundamental stadium of the up and coming FIFA World Cup: the Opening Match, three gathering stage experiences, a Round-of-16 tie, a semi-last and the Final are for the most part being held here.

Capacity:

Amid the World Cup, the recently remodeled Luzhniki Stadium will have the capacity to suit 80,000 observers. Before reproduction, which went on for a long time, the competition's leader scene could hold 78,000 individuals, while amid the 1960s, when it was known as the Lenin Central Stadium, up to 100,000 supporters would go to the Soviet Union's matches. 

*Location *The Luzhniki is situated in a standout amongst the most beautiful zones of the Russian capital, as a major aspect of a more extensive Olympic complex bearing a similar name that spreads more than 180 hectares. The Moskva River streams ideal close to the stadium and there is a link auto associating the two. Countless Muscovites play a wide range of games at the Luzhniki Olympic Complex and today it is a prevalent place for entertainment and family walks.