Football Stadiums in United States

Top 5 biggest football stadiums in the United States by capacity

Stadium name	Capacity	Location	Team	Opened	Surface	Notable events
Michigan Stadium	107,601	Ann Arbor, Michigan	None (primarily used for American football)	1927	FieldTurf	2014 International Champions Cup
Beaver Stadium	106,572	University Park, Pennsylvania	None (primarily used for American football)	1960	Natural grass	Occasional football matches
Ohio Stadium	102,780	Columbus, Ohio	None (primarily used for American football)	1922	FieldTurf	2018 International Champions Cup
Kyle Field	102,733	College Station, Texas	None (primarily used for American football)	1927	Natural grass	Occasional football matches
Neyland Stadium	102,455	Knoxville, Tennessee	None (primarily used for American football)	1921	Natural grass	Occasional football matches

While these are the largest stadiums in the US, they are primarily used for American football rather than association football (soccer).
The largest stadium primarily used for football (soccer) in the US is the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, with a capacity of 71,000 for football matches.
Many MLS (Major League Soccer) teams play in smaller, soccer-specific stadiums that offer a more intimate atmosphere for fans.
Some NFL stadiums, like MetLife Stadium (82,500 capacity) in New Jersey, are occasionally used for high-profile international football matches.
The United States is set to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will likely see some of these larger stadiums used for matches.