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| image =
| venue_name = Wembley Stadium
| venue_name = Wembley Stadium
| location = Flushing, Queens, New York
| location = Wembley, London, England
| opened = April 28, 1923
| opened = April 28, 1923
| closed = October 7, 2000
| closed = October 7, 2000
| demolished = 2002-03
| demolished = 2002-03
| other_names = Empire Stadium<br/>British Empire Exhibition Stadium
| other_names = Empire Stadium<br/>British Empire Exhibition Stadium
| tenants = [[England FIFA World Cup tournament index|England national football team]] (1923–2000)<br/>[[Arsenal]] (UEFA matches, 1998-2000)<br/>[[London Monarchs]] (1991-92)<br/>[[Leyton Orient]] (1930)
| tenants = [[England national football team]] (1923–2000)<br/>[[Arsenal]] (UEFA matches, 1998-2000)<br/>[[London Monarchs]] (1991-92)<br/>[[Leyton Orient]] (1930)
}}
}}


'''Citi Field''' is a baseball stadium located in Queens, New York City, New York. It opened in 2009 as a replacement for [[Shea Stadium]].
The original '''Wembley Stadium''' was a stadium in Wembley, London, best known for hosting important football matches. It stood on the same site now occupied by [[Wembley Stadium|its successor]].


==List of credited publications==
==Credited Publications==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: left"
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: left"
|-
|-
!League!!Date/Season!!Team(s)!!Type
!League!!Date/Season!!Team(s)!!Type
|-
|-
| [[FIFA World Cup]]
| rowspan=4| [[FA Cup]]
| [[1922-23 English football season|April 28, 1923]]
| [[Bolton Wanderers]] vs. [[West Ham United]]
| [[Bolton Wanderers vs. West Ham United (April 28, 1923)|Program]]
|-
| [[1929-30 English football season|April 26, 1930]]
| [[Arsenal]] vs. [[Huddersfield Town]]
| [[Arsenal vs. Huddersfield Town (April 26, 1930)|Program]]
|-
| May 7, 1955
| [[Newcastle United]] vs. [[Manchester City]]
| [[Newcastle United vs. Manchester City (May 7, 1955)|Program]]
|-
| [[1958-59 English football season|May 2, 1959]]
| [[Nottingham Forest]] vs. [[Luton Town]]
| [[Nottingham Forest vs. Luton Town (May 2, 1959)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=1| International football
| May 8, 1963
| [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Brazil national football team|Brazil]]
| [[England vs. Brazil (May 8, 1963)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=1| [[FA Cup]]
| [[1962-63 English football season|May 25, 1963]]
| [[Leicester City]] vs. [[Manchester United]]
| [[Leicester City vs. Manchester United (May 25, 1963)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=3| International football
| February 9, 1977
| [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Netherlands national football team|Netherlands]]
| [[England vs. Netherlands (February 9, 1977)|Program]]
|-
| March 26, 1985
| [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Republic of Ireland national football team|Republic of Ireland]]
| [[England vs. Republic of Ireland (March 26, 1985)|Program]]
|-
| December 11, 1968
| [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Bulgaria national football team|Bulgaria]]
| [[1968 England national football team publications|Program]]
|-
| [[Freight Rover Trophy]]
| [[1984-85 English football season|June 1, 1985]]
| [[Wigan Athletic]] vs. [[Brentford]]
| [[1985 Freight Rover Trophy Final (Wigan Athletic vs. Brentford)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=2| [[FIFA World Cup]]
| [[1986 FIFA World Cup|September 11, 1985]]
| [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Romania FIFA World Cup tournament index|Romania]]
| [[England vs. Romania (September 11, 1985)|Program]]
|-
| [[1990 FIFA World Cup|June 3, 1989]]
| [[1990 FIFA World Cup|June 3, 1989]]
| [[England FIFA World Cup tournament index|England]] vs. [[Poland FIFA World Cup tournament index|Poland]]
| [[England national football team|England]] vs. [[Poland FIFA World Cup tournament index|Poland]]
| [[England vs. Poland (June 3, 1989)|Program]]
| [[England vs. Poland (June 3, 1989)|Program]]
|-
|-
| rowspan=2| [[World League of American Football]]
| rowspan=3| [[World League of American Football]]
| April 20, 1991
| [[1991 WLAF season|April 20, 1991]]
| [[London Monarchs]] vs. [[Montreal Machine]]
| [[London Monarchs]] vs. [[Montreal Machine]]
| [[London Monarchs vs. Montreal Machine (April 20, 1991)|Program]]
| [[London Monarchs vs. Montreal Machine (April 20, 1991)|Program]]
|-
|-
| April 18, 1992
| [[1991 WLAF season|June 9, 1991]]
| [[London Monarchs]] vs. [[Barcelona Dragons]]
| World Bowl '91 ([[London Monarchs]] vs. [[Barcelona Dragons]])
| [https://www.sportspaper.info/football/nfl-europe/seasons/1992/04-18_bar-lon.html Program]
| [[World Bowl '91 (London Monarchs vs. Barcelona Dragons)|Program]]
|-
| [[1992 WLAF season|April 11, 1992]]
| [[London Monarchs]] vs. [[Birmingham Fire]]
| [[London Monarchs vs. Birmingham Fire (April 11, 1992)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=1| [[FA Cup]]
| [[1993-94 English football season|April 9, 1994]]
| [[Chelsea]] vs. [[Luton Town]]
| [[Chelsea vs. Luton Town (April 9, 1994)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=1| FA Charity Shield
| [[1994-95 English football season|August 14, 1994]]
| [[Blackburn Rovers]] vs. [[Manchester United]]
| [[1994 FA Charity Shield (Blackburn Rovers vs. Manchester United)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=1| [[Coca-Cola Cup]]
| [[1994-95 English football season|April 2, 1995]]
| [[Liverpool]] vs. [[Bolton Wanderers]]
| [[Liverpool vs. Bolton Wanderers (April 2, 1995)|Program]]
|-
| rowspan=1| [[FA Cup]]
| [[1994-95 English football season|May 20, 1995]]
| [[Everton]] vs. [[Manchester United]]
| [[1995 FA Cup Final (Everton vs. Manchester United)|Program]]
|-
| [[Littlewoods FA Charity Shield]]
| [[1997-98 English football season|August 3, 1997]]
| [[Chelsea]] vs. [[Manchester United]]
| [[1997 Littlewoods FA Charity Shield (Chelsea vs. Manchester United)|Program]]
|}
|}


Latest revision as of 09:55, 18 March 2024

Wembley Stadium
Location Wembley, London, England
Opened April 28, 1923
Closed October 7, 2000
Demolished 2002-03
Other Names Empire Stadium
British Empire Exhibition Stadium
Tenants England national football team (1923–2000)
Arsenal (UEFA matches, 1998-2000)
London Monarchs (1991-92)
Leyton Orient (1930)

The original Wembley Stadium was a stadium in Wembley, London, best known for hosting important football matches. It stood on the same site now occupied by its successor.

Credited Publications

League Date/Season Team(s) Type
FA Cup April 28, 1923 Bolton Wanderers vs. West Ham United Program
April 26, 1930 Arsenal vs. Huddersfield Town Program
May 7, 1955 Newcastle United vs. Manchester City Program
May 2, 1959 Nottingham Forest vs. Luton Town Program
International football May 8, 1963 England vs. Brazil Program
FA Cup May 25, 1963 Leicester City vs. Manchester United Program
International football February 9, 1977 England vs. Netherlands Program
March 26, 1985 England vs. Republic of Ireland Program
December 11, 1968 England vs. Bulgaria Program
Freight Rover Trophy June 1, 1985 Wigan Athletic vs. Brentford Program
FIFA World Cup September 11, 1985 England vs. Romania Program
June 3, 1989 England vs. Poland Program
World League of American Football April 20, 1991 London Monarchs vs. Montreal Machine Program
June 9, 1991 World Bowl '91 (London Monarchs vs. Barcelona Dragons) Program
April 11, 1992 London Monarchs vs. Birmingham Fire Program
FA Cup April 9, 1994 Chelsea vs. Luton Town Program
FA Charity Shield August 14, 1994 Blackburn Rovers vs. Manchester United Program
Coca-Cola Cup April 2, 1995 Liverpool vs. Bolton Wanderers Program
FA Cup May 20, 1995 Everton vs. Manchester United Program
Littlewoods FA Charity Shield August 3, 1997 Chelsea vs. Manchester United Program
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