National stadiums are large sports venues that represent a country and are often used for major sporting events, including international competitions. They typically host the national teams of various sports, such as soccer, rugby, or cricket. These stadiums are designed to accommodate thousands of spectators and often feature advanced facilities for athletes and fans alike. In addition to sports, national stadiums may also host cultural events, concerts, and ceremonies. They serve as symbols of national pride and unity, showcasing a country’s commitment to sports and community engagement. Examples include Wembley Stadium in England and Estadio Azteca in Mexico.