The Coliseum Memorial Stadium

Memorial Coliseum Stadium is located in Los Angeles and is its undeniable pride. Its capabilities can be called grandiose: the capacity of up to 100,000 people during a huge number of sports events, including the final games of the championships in baseball and American football, many matches of national teams, as well as truly historic events – the Olympics in 1932 and 1984. The opening of the 1984 Olympics was held by Ronald Reagan, the 40th President of the United States.

Currently, the UC Trojans are constantly playing at the stadium. As you know, student sports are the most popular in the United States, so USC Trojans matches are attended by an impressive audience.

In 1995, before the start of the season, the Los Angeles Raiders moved from Los Angeles to Oakland, and the Coliseum Memorial was left without professional football.

The Russian viewer Memorial Coliseum stadium may be familiar from the film The Last Boy Scout with Bruce Willis in the title role, the final of which was filmed at the Colosseum.