for the use of artificial lighting. It hosted quarter-finals and semi-finals matches during the 2019–20 UEFA Champions League. Notable matches First match UEFA Euro 2004 2005 UEFA Cup Final Other international matches Seating distribution Disabled Seats – 50 Skybox Seats – 1,542 VIP and Business Seats – 1,968 Tribune Seats – 100 Public Seats (Level A) – 24,261 Public Seats (Level B) – 21,970 Press Seats – 204 Transport The Stadium is served by the Campo Grande station of the Lisbon Metro and a bus terminal served by several companies. The Segunda Circular, a major ring road of Lisbon, runs close by and the stadium can be reached via the exit Estádio de Alvalade. There are several car parks around the stadium. It is a relatively short distance (3 km) from Lisbon's biggest stadium, the Estádio da Luz, homeground of rivals S.L. Benfica. References External links Sporting Club web site Jose Alvalade Sporting CP UEFA Euro 2004 stadiums Sports venues in Lisbon Sports venues completed in 2003