

When LEGO Meets Soccer
By: Daryl | December 26th, 2008
I had no idea there were so many football-related LEGO creations out there, and the time and planning it must have taken to stick the bricks together to recreate the stadiums below is mind-boggling.
It’s also pretty damn impressive, so keep reading to see five football stadiums made out of LEGO (including the massive Fritz Walter Stadion) one iconic moment and – best of all in my opinion – the 1974 World Cup Final made entirely out of LEGO.
Fritz Walter Stadion, home of Kaiserslauten:

Maine Road, former home of Man City:

Allianz Arena, home of Bayern Munich and 1860:

La Bombonera, home of Boca Juniors:

Parken, home of FC Copenhagen and the Danish national team:

Diego Maradona vs Peter Shilton, 1986

World Cup Final 1974 – Germany vs Netherlands:
And here’s what they won:

A few more stadiums here, though one of them appears to be an aerial photograph of Wembley, which is a bit confusing. Also, BigSoccer has a LEGO thread here.
Special LEGO bonus: The Top 10 Strangest Lego Creations
Do you know of any more football related LEGO creations? Please share in the comments.
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