Which Team Played Where? Trivia Quiz

Answer: RSC Anderlecht ( Belgium)

Anderlecht were one of Belgiums Premier clubs and the most successful. The Belgians played at the 22,000+ all seater Vanden Stock stadium and were very hard to beat.

Answer: Vancouver Canucks

The General Motors Place was built in 1995, and was home to both the Canucks and the NBA team the Grizzlies. The NBA team could squeeze in approximately 800 extra spectators due to court/rink sizes.

Answer: Chicago Cubs

It was built in 1914; and expanded and renovated on a number of occasions since.

Answer: San Antonio Spurs

The Alamodome was built in 1993 and was home solely to the San Antonio Spurs. The arena held 20,662, and in 1998 was home to the Final Four. The Spurs moved to the SBC centre in 2002.

Answer: Jacksonville Jaguars

Built in 1996 the home of the Jacksonville Jaguars could hold up to 74,000 spectators.

Answer: Lille OSC

Lille were one of the least fashionable French clubs and played at the 21,000 capacity Jooris stadium. A notable stat is that they were in fact the youngest club ever to participate in the European Champions League (they were formed in 1944).

Answer: Philadelphia Flyers

Formerly at the Spectrum, the Flyers moved to the First Union Center in 1996. The name was changed by sponsors to the Wachovia Centre in 2003.

Answer: Milwaukee Brewers

Miller Park was the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. It was renamed American Family Field at the end of 2020. With a retractable roof and natural grass, one of the MLB's most traditional homes.

Answer: Charlotte Hornets

Built in 1988 the Hornets played at the Coliseum before moving to New Orleans in 2002.

Answer: Chicago Bears

Any NFL fan should know who played at Soldier Field. The Chicago Fire also played Association Football there, but what it's most famous for was the home of the Bears. Built in 1924 it was named so as a memorial to those who served in World War I. Nearly 67,000 people could fit in to Soldier Field on game day.

Answer: Liverpool

Liverpool in 2003, was the most successful English club ever. They had numerous Championships and European titles. Anfield held over 46,000 spectators and on match day was a rocking place.

Answer: Nashville Predators

The Gaylord Entertainment Center was home to the Predators. The center held 17,000 for one of the NHL's newest teams.

Answer: Oakland Athletics

Built in 1966, the Network Associates Coliseum was a multi-use sports complex home for the Oakland Athletics Baseball Company and Oakland Raiders NFL Franchise.

Answer: Cleveland Cavaliers

Built in 1994, and holding a capacity of 20,562, the Gund Arena was home to the Cavs and also the Womens team the Rockers.

Answer: Indianapolis Colts

Built in 1983, it was formerly known as the Hoosier Dome before it was renamed RCA. The Stadium held just over 60,000.

Answer: Borussia Dortmund

During the 1990s, Dortmund were one of Germany's most successful clubs winning the European champions league in 1997 to peak it all. The Westfalenstadion was a magnificent arena housing close to 70,000 spectators on match day and producing a magnificent atmosphere.

Answer: Dallas Stars

The Stars shared the centre with the Dallas Mavericks (NBA). The Reunion center had been their respective home since 1980.
The Capacity was 18,042 (basketball), 16,924 (hockey).

Answer: St. Louis Cardinals

The playing field at Busch Stadium was 10 to 30 feet lower than street level. Spectators moved from the entrance level either up or down to seating areas. There were eight major entrances.

Answer: Sacramento Kings

Four teams played at the Arco Arena built in 1988. The Kings, River Rats, Monarchs and the Knights. The capacity was 17,317.

Answer: Baltimore Ravens

Built in recent times in 1998 and home to the Ravens alone, it could hold up to 69,000. It was also well known to have one of the best if not the best video display boards and sound system in any stadium in the country.

Answer: Valencia

Close to 50,000 people could watch one of Spain's strongest teams. Although not winners of many Spanish titles in history, Valencia had been close to breaking the Real Madrid and Barcelona domination for many years.

Answer: Montreal Canadiens

21,273 people could watch any of the three hockey sides who played at the La Centre Molson. The Canadiens of course were the most famous of teams but also the lower league Roadrunners and Impact. The arena was built in 1996 and was one of the NHLs most impressive rinks.

Answer: Toronto Blue Jays

SkyDome became the new home of the Toronto Blue Jays in June 1989. The retractable roof stadium was the world's most advanced and luxurious ballpark. The artificial turf and the splendid state of the art roof made the SkyDome a great place to watch Baseball.

Answer: New York Knicks

MSG was a wonderful place to experience a game of basketball, on the professional or any other level. I've seen several games over the past few seasons, always from different areas (but never the front row)and I always had been impressed with the fact that from every location, you can take in all the action on the court. It's all about the sight lines. Nothing was in your way, from all angles. And I have seen the 76ers win there too! Which makes me really happy.
Of course the Garden was shared by the Rangers from the NHL. Capacity 19,765 (basketball), 18,200 (hockey).

Answer: Atlanta Falcons

Built in 1992, and holding just over 72,000 spectators, the Dome played host to both Superbowl XXXIV and XXVIII.