Florida Arena

The seats run up in tiers; some rows are teal, others are white. On the field, the end zone carries the word Miami. The large screens hang from the roof structure, and you can see the machine that pulls the roof closed.

Inside, the stands hold a lot of people. The crowd fills the lower sections first, then the upper tiers, and the colours mix into one mass. The field is green, the lines are white, and the goalposts stand at each end. The atmosphere builds from the edge inward, the noise gathering as the game tightens. One mistake ends it, and the away supporters feel that shift immediately.

Hard Rock Stadium hosted Super Bowl LVII, which brought the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs to the same deck. The match went into overtime, and the visitors finished stronger. The victory gave the Chiefs their second title in three years. The stadium closed the game out after a late drive, the crowd rising as the final whistle blew. That day proved the venue can stage a final without losing its identity.

The Dolphins play their home fixtures here, and the team has used the ground through several seasons. The surface is natural grass, and the management maintains it despite the heat. The capacity sits well above the local population, which means visitors arrive from other cities for big matches. The facility also hosts concerts and other events, but the football schedule shapes its calendar.