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The Earth is approxiamately 24902 miles long (across the Equator) and 24859.73 miles around the North and South poles. Football stadiums are approximately 0.6 miles long, so
24902 / 0.6 = 41503.33333 (repeating)
There would be about 41503.3 football fields to get across the Equator.
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438275.2 at the equator. Slightly more for the Prime Meridian diameter.
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