Which of the 2010 World Cup stadiums was your favourite?
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As fans across the globe gear up for football's greatest showpiece, the Fifa World Cup, it is the stadiums that have captured the attention of many. Several stadiums are built or extensively renovated each time the tournament rolls into town, and as fans take to social media to document their World Cup journey stadiums will often be a main attraction.looked at the most memorable and popular World Cup stadiums on social media over the last 20 years, by collating the total number of hashtags on Instagram for each venue.
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