Hello and welcome to BR Football Ranks, the podcast that takes the world of football and puts it into the right order.

I'm Jack Collins and every week I'll be joined by the ranking maestro himself, Sam Tai,

as well as BR Football Insider Dean Jones and various special guests in order to take a big topic from the world of football and rank it.

To give you a taster, I've got Sam here today to quickly rank his favourite three stadiums he's ever been to in the footballing world and why.

Sam, take it away. Thanks, Jay.

At number three is going to be Severe's Ramon Sanchez-Pith-1. It's a beautiful city, a beautiful

stadium. There's a mosaic on the side that sparkles in the sun, and when you see it, you just know

that you're about to experience something great. It was so hot on the game day that I went to that they had to

kick off at 10pm, but all the kids were allowed to stay up late. It was packed full. It was loud.

They played their opponents off the park winning 4-0 and that always makes it better as a first

experience. Probably my favourite thing about it, though, was the music they play when they score. It's so good, you have to hear it, do have a look

for it. And I found myself cheering for more goals for the home side just so I could hear that tune

again. So what comes in at number two? In second is Paris Saint-Germans Park de Prance.

The first time I went to this stadium, it was on a very special night, 2014 Champions League

knockouts against Chelsea.

That night I watched Ednazard, Zlatan Abrahimovich, Blaise Metwidi, a World Cup winner, Edinson Kovani.

But it was actually Javier Pastor that stole the show.

He scored an outrageous solo goal in the last few minutes to make it 3-1 to PSG, and the stadium went off.

I saw people rolling around, falling down

concrete stairs, they were hugging each other and crying. It's an amazing place and I think it

actually has a very underrated atmosphere. So it's going to take something very special to beat

it one we'd imagine? Yeah, it would. And I do have a special place in my heart for Borussia

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