the Uruguay national team, any football club can rent the stadium for its home matches. Peñarol has done that often, and Nacional rents it for some international matches. Peñarol played all of its home matches at the stadium from 1933 until it moved to Estadio Campeón del Siglo in 2016. In the case of other Uruguayan teams, they often decide to play there against both Peñarol and Nacional. Grandstands The stadium has four Grandstand separated by four lanes. The main one is the Olympic Tribune (and lower Platea known as Olympic), which is named so because the team had won two Olympic championships in a row (1924 and 1928). This has a maximum capacity of 21,648 spectators located in the three rings and the audience. Then there are the "popular", so called because they are sold cheaper, these are: the Colombes, in honor of the Colombes, France in which the national team became Olympic champions 1924 and Amsterdam, because it was where the Celeste were crowned Olympic champions for the second time in 1928. The Grandstand Colombes accommodates 13,914 spectators while the Amsterdam accommodates 13,923. The America Tribune is parallel to the Olympic one. There are also "VIP" boxes and press boxes with room for 1,882 spectators, as well as the platform has room for 2,911 spectators, and additionally the grandstand has room for 5,957 people. Under the Olympic Grandstand are located primary school "Nº 100 Héctor Fígoli"; and the Museum of Uruguayan Football. Under the Colombes Grandstand is located Police Station Nº9. Concerts The stadium has held numerous concerts by both national and international artists such as: Aerosmith Amaral Árbol Arnaldo Antunes Attaque 77 Brian May Bryan Adams Buitres Después de la Una Charly García Chayanne Enrique Iglesias Eric Clapton Fito Páez Guns N' Roses Joaquín Sabina Joe Cocker Joe Vasconcellos Jorge Drexler Los Olimareños Los Piojos Luciano Pavarotti Luis Miguel Maná No Te Va Gustar Nortec Collective One Direction Patricio Rey y sus Redonditos de Ricota Paul McCartney Phil Collins Plácido Domingo ReyToro Ricardo Arjona Rod Stewart Roger Waters Roxette Rubén Blades Sebastian Bach Serú Girán Soledad Pastorutti Soy Luna Live Sting Sui Generis The Rolling Stones Tini Teen Angels The Cult 1930 FIFA World Cup Estadio Centenario hosted ten matches of the 1930 FIFA World Cup, including both semi-final matches and the final match. Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana Final It hosted the final of the Copa