UEFA Champions League picture is starting to shape up and it is down to eight teams! The unique format of this international competition means that top clubs from places like Norway and Kazakhstan have a chance to compete with the very best in all of Europe. In April, we’ll get to watch the best of the best playing on some of the most famous pitches in the world. Let’s take a look at some of the home stadiums of the top teams!

Arsenal (Emirates Stadium)

The top team in the standings is storied English club Arsenal, who plays their home matches at internationally-renowned Emirates Stadium in London. Completed in 2006, this stadium is known for its immaculate playing surface, often referred to as “the Carpet”.

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Emirates Stadium

Barcelona (Camp Nou)

Currently under renovations is the long-time home of FC Barcelona, Camp Nou. The storied club’s home since 1957 will have a capacity of 105,000 attendees when the work is done, cementing it as the largest stadium in Europe and one of the few largest in the world. Matches have finally resumed here, but the work will not be fully complete until 2027.

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Camp Nou

Bayern Munich (Allianz Arena)

The home of Bayern Munich is Allianz Arena, an architectural marvel that can hold up to 75,000 spectators. The key feature here is the unique facade of air-inflated panels, each of which is covered in lights that can be seen from the Austrian mountains 50 miles away!

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Allianz Arena

Liverpool (Anfield Stadium)

The fifth-largest stadium in England is not in London but in Liverpool, where the local mega-popular football club plays its home matches. Though star player Mo Salah is reportedly leaving the club at the end of this season, the squad finds itself near the top of the UEFA standings with a real chance for a title. They’ll face Paris Saint-Germain on April 8 in knockout play.

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Anfield Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

Only finished in 2019, one of the largest and most state-of-the-art stadiums in all of England is the Tottenham Hotspur home stadium. This 60,000+ event space has a fully retractable grass pitch with a turf surface beneath it, which is often used for NFL games in London. Tottenham was actually eliminated from this year’s competition but we really wanted to show you this cool stadium!

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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The UEFA Champions League knockout rounds continue on April 7 and 8 and continue through the finals on May 29/30.

Kids TV network Nickelodeon has launched the careers of countless household names in the entertainment biz. You may not even know that some of these huge celebs got their kick start to fame on Nick!

Austin Butler

A popular actor on Nickelodeon shows like Zoey 101 and iCarly, Austin Butler dedicated himself to his craft and landed big-time roles in Oscar-nominated films like Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Elvis. He was Zippy Brewster on Nickelodeon and now he’s freaking ELVIS! His meteoric rise to fame has led to his rightful Hollywood home–he bought it from Brad Pitt!

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Austin Butler's House (Formerly Brad Pitt's)

Amanda Bynes

Known more for her troubles than her successes, Amanda Bynes once had quite a career going for her. A standout performer on Nickelodeon’s kid-sketch show All That, Bynes got her own show, The Amanda Show. She even led several successful feature films like She’s the Man and What a Girl Wants. Bynes quit acting in 2010 for mental health reasons, but she still owns the LA home her career afforded her. She has not lived there in some time–this one’s more of a “passive income” kind of deal.

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Amanda Bynes' House

Miranda Cosgrove

iCarly star Miranda Cosgrove was once the highest-paid child actor in the world, according to Guinness in 2012. That same year she bought herself a Hollywood home. For several years, Cosgrove lived elsewhere after a scary encounter in which a stalker shot himself at this property. She has reportedly since moved back in. Please stick to visiting these homes on the internet, folks. And don’t shoot anybody!

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Miranda Cosgrove's House

Keke Palmer

Multi-hyphenate Keke Palmer is a big star nowadays, known for her roles in films like Jordan Peele’s Nope and voice work on Lightyear, but she has been acting and singing professionally for over twenty years. One of her biggest early roles was as the starring role in Nickelodeon’s True Jackson, VP. She’s surely spent countless hours on studio lots and her house in Studio City keeps her close to her work. Another former Nick star, Jennette McCurdy, actually owned this house from 2011-2013.

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Keke Palmer's House

Kenan Thompson

The longest-tenured SNL cast member of all time is Kenan Thompson, who has been on Saturday nights for over 20 years. It doesn’t really seem so long ago that he was a part of All That and its spin-off, Kenan and Kel! Though we’re sure he has a place in Manhattan during the season, his house is in Tampa, Florida. It is unclear if he or his now-ex wife, former model Christina Evangeline, continue to live here, as the home was purchased while they were still married.

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Kenan Thompson's House

The head coaches of major college football programs are some of the highest-paid coaches in the world. They are CEOs of extremely valuable organizations and their usually suburban mansions reflect their wealth and status! Let’s take a look at some of the biggest names in college football and their homes!

Ryan Day – Ohio State University Buckeyes

No, I didn’t say “THE” Ohio State University, (VGT is based in Michigan). Ryan Day, the head coach of the Michigan-rival Buckeyes, replaced predecessor Urban Meyer in 2019 and the team has had massive success during his tenure, culminating in a NCAA National Championship in 2024. Ryan Day makes $20 million per year and lives in a positively massive 9,100-square-foot house in Powell, Ohio near the Columbus campus.

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Ryan Day's House

Dan Lanning – Oregon Ducks

Losing only to Day’s championship squad in 2024, Dan Lanning’s Oregon Ducks were the Big Ten champions in their first year after joining the conference. They’ve had great success in Lanning’s four years at the helm, and he has a $3-million home to show for his high-profile gig.

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Dan Lanning's House

Lincoln Riley – USC Trojans

USC head coach Lincoln Riley has the rare collegiate distinction of coaching in a major metropolis and he has the gaudy Los Angeles real estate to show for it. Riley’s property is over three acres of ocean-view resort-style home, with a list of amenities longer than his notorious playbook: home theatre, tennis court, putting green, sauna, steam room, 600-bottle wine cellar, and a guesthouse!

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Lincoln Riley's House

Kalen DeBoer – Alabama Crimson Tide

There aren’t many bigger jobs in college sports than the top boss at ‘Bama. Hired last year to fill the shoes of Nick Saban, DeBoer moved into the megamansion right across the street from Saban! DeBoer’s house is on over two acres of the most coveted real estate in Alabama and comes in at over 13,000 square feet! Along with the pool and pool house, this property cost DeBoer $3 million.

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Kalen Deboer's House

Dabo Swinney – Clemson Tigers

Two-time national champion Head Coach Dabo Swinney built his home with his job in mind. About half the square footage of this massive home is dedicated to spaces like the gym and basketball court. It’s not only an amazing place to host recruiting visits, but coach Swinney is also known to deck the place out for Christmas, donning the beard and suit himself to play the role!

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Dabo Swinney's House