Thu 3 Jul 2008
The 6 Best Countries In The World To Attend A Soccer Football Game
Posted by Anil Polat under SportsLeave a Comment
Although the Euro 2008 tournament is over, Americans can still enjoy the fever of international soccer across the globe. Visiting a league match in these countries who are passionate about the sport should be added to any travel itinerary.
I mentioned yesterday to expect an intense atmosphere at the game, so follow these tips to stay safe at the match.
- Argentina - This South American country has one of the most competative national leagues in the world with a favorable exchange rate against the dollar. Packagaes including good lower level seats, transportation to the game, and food will run you about $150 for the top 5 teams and 120 minutes of intensity.
- England - The Premier League is richest in the world and attracts many of the top players from around the world. People in the UK also speak English (a bonus for Americans) and you’ll get to see some of the best in Ronaldo, Rooney, and Henry.
- Brazil - The 5 time winners of the World Cup, the Brazilians know soccer. Their brand of the game is fast paced and offensive-minded, which should suit the appetites of most Americans. Goals abound, eHow has a great set of tips on how to attend a game in Brazil.
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