Asian Cup hosts 51 matches

It has a geographic proximity that facilitates and speeds up public transit

The 2019 Asian Football Tournament, hosted by the United Arab Emirates, will be held Saturday with the participation of 24 Asian teams in eight stadiums located in four UAE cities, located near the large geographical area, which facilitates and speeds up the process transfer. The success of the continental championship contributed to the popularity of the tournament.

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is at the heart of the Asian Championship as it hosts the launch on Saturday night, when the opening match at Zayed Sports City will take place between hosts from the UAE and Bahrain.

The stadium will host the final on February 1, 2019. The Madinat Zayed stadium is one of the largest and most prestigious, with a capacity of 43,000 spectators. It is located 20 km from the international airport of Abu Dhabi. Tournaments and finals.

A few kilometers from the Zayed Sports City Stadium, Abu Dhabi's Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi will host eight group matches after significant development in recent years, including an increase of 40,000 spectators.

Al Nahyan Stadium, third host of the Asian Cup, is located in Abu Dhabi, in the center of the capital, and underwent a series of renovations that required an increase of 15,000 spectators.

The Al Maktoum Stadium in Dubai, the largest full-development project among the best in terms of equipment, is located in the stadium, can accommodate 15,000 spectators near Dubai Airport, and is easily accessible by the Metro.

It is planned to hold six matches during this four-week tournament.

Just a few miles from Dubai, Rashed Stadium is located in the 15,000-strong Shabab Al Ahly Club and hosts five more games during the tournament.

Located near the two main stadiums of Dubai, the Sharjah stadium, which can seat 11,000 spectators, hosts seven Arab teams in five matches.

Al Ain also has two venues to host the tournament: the Hazaa Bin Zayed stadium hosts ten different teams in the group stage and three in the playoffs, including a semifinal.

The stadium, which can accommodate 25,000 spectators, has won numerous awards for its unique design and equipment.

Al Ain is also the scene of six other matches and is hosted by the Khalifa Bin Zayed Stadium after a renovation of 16,000 seats.

For its part, tournament official Aref Hamad Al-Awani, said the stadiums had undergone a complete development to match the best stadiums in the world and ensure a unique experience to the teams and the public when the eyes of the team. Asia and the world will turn to the UAE to follow the tournament.

"The stadiums offer for the first time the latest turf technology in the world and are ready to host the 51st tournament.Each stadium has a unique character and personality.Some spectators are sitting near the excitement of the matches thanks to their compact and tight design, Wide Vision for all sides of the stadium.