The new stadiums that Portugal built for the Euro 2004 Championships were of great architectural beauty. Unfortunately, these stunning stadiums failed to attract new crowds and a decade later some stand barely used and others struggle to fill a third of the seats. That is, with the exception of Portugal’s top three, who continue to thrive and offer a great matchday experience for the visitor.
| City | Club | Stadium | Cap. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aveiro | -- | Estadio Municipal de Aveiro | 32,830 |
| Braga | SC Braga | Estadio Municipal de Braga | 30,154 |
| Coimbra | Academica de Coimbra | Estadio EFAPEL Cidade de Coimbra | 29,622 |
| Cruz Quebrada | -- | Estadio Nacional | 37,500 |
| Faro-Loule | -- | Estadio Algarve | 30,305 |
| Funchal | CS Maritimo | Estadio do Maritimo | 10,600 |
| Guimaraes | Vitoria SC | Estadio D. Afonso Henriques | 30,000 |
| Leiria | -- | Estadio Municipal de Leiria | 23,164 |
| Lisbon | Os Belenenses | Estadio do Restelo | 25,000 |
| Lisbon | SL Benfica | Estadio da Luz | 64,400 |
| Lisbon | Sporting Clube do Portugal | Estadio Jose Alvalade | 50,049 |
| Moreira de Conegos | Moreirense FC | Estádio Com. Joaq. de Almeida Freitas | 6,153 |
| Porto | Boavista FC | Estadio do Bessa XXI | 28,263 |
| Porto | FC Porto | Estadio do Dragao | 50,431 |
| Vila das Aves | CD Aves | Estadio do CD Aves | 5,441 |