Sports Stadiums Quiz

Samuel Kamau Wanjiru of Kenya set the Olympic men's marathon record of 2:06:32 at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, becoming the first Kenyan to win Olympic gold in the marathon. Naoko Takahashi is female, and Haile Gebrselassie is a distance runner but not the Olympic marathon record holder.

Stadium of Light has been the home ground of Sunderland AFC since 1997, when they moved from Roker Park. The stadium is located in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England.

Ewood Park is the home stadium of Blackburn Rovers, located in Blackburn, Lancashire - not London. Highbury (Arsenal's former home), Craven Cottage (Fulham), and Upton Park (West Ham's former home) are all London stadiums.

Hull City AFC, who play at the KC Stadium (now called MKM Stadium), are nicknamed 'The Tigers' due to the city's traditional association with tigers (also appearing on their crest). 'The Wanderers' (Bolton), 'The Pensioners' (Chelsea's old nickname), and 'The Citizens' (Man City) are other club nicknames.

Britannia Stadium was the home ground of Stoke City F.C., located in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. It's not in Birmingham (home to Villa Park and St Andrews), Bolton (Reebok Stadium), or London (multiple stadiums including Wembley).

Vicente Calderón Stadium was the home ground of Atlético Madrid (often misspelt as 'Athletico'). Real Madrid plays at Santiago Bernabéu, while Getafe has Coliseum Alfonso Pérez and Athletic Bilbao plays at San Mamés.

Stadio delle Alpi (Stadium of the Alps) was the home ground of Juventus FC in Turin from 1990-2006. FC Zurich, FC Basel, and Geneva are Swiss clubs and wouldn't have an Italian stadium as their home ground.

The Birmingham derby between Aston Villa and Birmingham City is held at St Andrews (St Andrews Stadium). St James is Newcastle's ground, St Johns doesn't exist as a major football ground, and Fratton Park is Portsmouth's home.

Estadio La Luz is actually the home stadium of Benfica in Lisbon, Portugal, not Italy. The other options are all authentic Italian stadiums: Estadio Olimpico (Rome), Estadio delle Alpi (Turin, though demolished), and San Siro (Milan).