However, in recent years, both Inter and Milan fans have simply referred to the stadium as San Siro. San Siro's most recent significant refurbishment, which cost $60 million, took place from 1987 to 1990 in preparation for the FIFA World Cup in 1990. The stadium's capacity was increased to 85,000 people, and a cover was built. Before this renovation, the highest attendance at San Siro was 80,145 in the first game of the 1934 World Cup. Inter played their home games at La Scala until that venue was destroyed by fire in November 1979. They then moved into the new Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, which opened the following year. However, due to its small size (32,500 seats), the team began to play some of their home games at San Siro during the 1980-81 season. The club decided to build a new stadium after selling their share in Meazza to local rival AC Milan. The current San Siro was built in time for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Norway. It has a capacity of 51,000 people and is mainly used for football (although inter-city matches and international games have been held there) but can also be used for other sports such as ice hockey and handball. The record attendance at San Siro is 109,567, set on May 2, 1995, when Milan played Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League.