Category: News

Paris 2024 plans majestic arena to showcase urban sports

Article posted by Coliseum, December 20^th, 2019

A new 35,000-seat facility has been planned by the organizing committee for the 2024 Olympics in Paris with the aim of showcasing urban sports during the Games. Place de la Concorde will house a spectacular arena in the heart of the city for urban sports both during the Olympic and Paralympic... » Read more

Lincoln City’s seal of approval to naming rights deal

Article posted by Coliseum, December 20^th, 2019

Lincoln City Football Club based in Lincolnshire, England, has given its approval to a three-year naming rights alliance with the London North Eastern Railway (LNER). The deal will see the home arena of Lincoln City FC – the 10,120 capacity Sincil Bank – renamed LNER Stadium. Sincil Bank has... » Read more

‘Groundwater issue’ delays Munich facility opening

Article posted by Coliseum, December 20^th, 2019

Contaminated groundwater has reportedly put off the opening of the multimillion dollar Munich SAP Garden. The 11,500-capacity indoor arena planned at Munich in Germany – which will be home to DEL club EHC Red Bull Munich (ice hockey team) and the basketball players of FC Bayern Munich –... » Read more

Feyenoord Stadium opening suffers setback yet again!

Article posted by Coliseum, December 20^th, 2019

Feyenoord Stadium – known more by its nickname De Kuip – is a stadium in Rotterdam, Netherlands. It is for the second time in 2019 that Feyenoord was forced to defer the opening of the new arena boasting capacity of 63,000. It is expected to go on stream no sooner than 2025. AD.nl /... » Read more

Naming rights deal for North Queensland stadium

Article posted by Coliseum, December 19^th, 2019

The North Queensland Stadium which is being built as a multifunctional space in South Townsville, Queensland, Australia, was officially named the Queensland Country Bank Stadium. To this end, the Queensland Country Credit Union signed a six-year naming rights deal with the venue recently. The new... » Read more

Western United Club strides ahead in stadium plan

Article posted by Coliseum, December 19^th, 2019

The Australian professional soccer club – the A-League club Western United – has provided an update vis-a-vis the status of its plans for the Wyndham City Stadium in Australia, its proposed new home ground which will replace its current temporary home at Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium. With site... » Read more

Crows aim to (fly) high with new training center

Article posted by Coliseum, December 19^th, 2019

The Adelaide Football Club that competes in the Australian Football League – nicknamed the Crows – has divulged plans for a $65 million training facility which will come up in lieu of the Adelaide Aquatic Centre. The Adelaide Crows have been based at the city’s West Lakes for almost three... » Read more