Levi’s Stadium was inaugurated in 2014 and has since been the home of the San Francisco 49ers, an NFL team. It is located in Santa Clara, California, and hosted Super Bowl L in 2016, featuring a legendary halftime show with Coldplay, Bruno Mars, and Beyoncé.
During the CONMEBOL Copa América 2024™, it will host two matches: the first will be on June 22, in the Group B clash between Ecuador and Venezuela. In the last edition of the tournament, they shared a group and ended up drawing 2-2 in an exciting match that was decided in the closing minutes.
The second match will be for Group D, between top seed Brazil and Colombia, on July 2. Both teams also shared a group in 2021, and the match was decided in the final minutes, with a goal from Casemiro giving the Seleção a turnaround victory of 2-1.
In addition to being part of the Rolling Stones' tour in 2024, Levi's Stadium will host the MLS match between San Jose Earthquakes and Los Angeles Football Club, to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, a very important celebration in the Mexican community.
The distinguishing feature of this stadium is its ecological factor: both its construction and maintenance were awarded the LEED Gold certification, an American program that rewards environmental improvement and human health. For example, the stadium has solar panels that provide electricity to cover some of its operational needs.
A stadium with the capacity to host different events, Levi's Stadium has experienced hosting WWE Wrestlemania and also the National Hockey League (NHL) match between the LA Kings and San Jose Sharks in 2015.
2026 will be another year of great prominence for Levi’s Stadium: it will host the Super Bowl again and then receive six matches of the FIFA World Cup (five group stage matches and one round of 32 match).
An eco-friendly stadium, with just a decade of history but established among the most important in the United States, and with two matches lucky enough to be hosted at Levi’s Stadium.