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The cities of Barcelona, Madrid, and Casablanca are competing to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup final. Barcelona's bid is based on expanding the "Camp Nou" stadium to a capacity of 104,000 spectators, surpassing the "Santiago Bernabéu," which seats 78,000. Madrid has extensive experience hosting major events, with the "Santiago Bernabéu" stadium being upgraded into a modern masterpiece. Meanwhile, Casablanca is relying on the "Grand Hassan II Stadium" project, which will hold around 115,000 fans, making it the largest in Africa. FIFA has not yet announced the hosting city for the final, but the decision will be made based on specific criteria, as part of the hosting plans involving three countries—Spain, Portugal, and Morocco—to mark the 100th anniversary of the first World Cup.
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