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  Augsburg

  The FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium in Augsburg was completely rebuilt exclusively for football between 2007 and 2009, celebrating its official ...

  Augsburg
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  Berlin

  The Berlin Olympiastadion has a long and illustrious history. First built in 1936, it was inaugurated with the start of the Olympic Games on 1 August ...

  Berlin
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  Bochum

  The FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium in Bochum was built in its current form between March 1976 and July 1979.

  Bochum
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  Dresden

  The new Rudolf Harbig Stadion in Dresden was completely rebuilt in 2009, replacing the structure which had previously stood there for over 100 years.

  Dresden
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  Frankfurt

  The FIFA Women's World Cup Stadium in Frankfurt will be the venue for the final of the tournament on 17 July 2011.

  Frankfurt/Main
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  Leverkusen

  Bayer Leverkusen's home stadium was originally built in 1956, but after the club was promoted to the Bundesliga, ever-increasing ...

  Leverkusen
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  Monchengladbach

  The Borussia Park in Monchengladbach was opened on 30 July 2004. With a capacity of 45,867, the partially-roofed stadium is the third largest of the ...

  Moenchengladbach
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  Sinsheim

  Following 22 months of construction, the Rhein Neckar Arena in Sinsheim was opened amid much fanfare in January 2009.

  Sinsheim
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  Wolfsburg

  The Arena Im Allerpark, Wolfsburg can accommodate up to 26,067 spectators. Built in 2002, the stadium cost around €53million to construct and ...

  Wolfsburg