Man United gets nod on barrier seating pilot

Manchester United seating change

English Premier League football club Manchester United has got the go-ahead to proceed with the pilot run of barrier seating at Old Trafford. The club hopes to complete the work in time when fans will be able to return to the stadium once again after the coronavirus dust settles down. The club held... » Read more

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Razzmatazz at ‘Orange and Blue’ new home

Cincinnati FC stadium lighting up ahead of opening

The new home of American professional soccer club FC Cincinnati – West End Stadium (US) – is all set to open in less than two months time with the team to play its first-ever home opener in the new stadium on May 16th, 2021. However, the club officially lit the exterior stadium lights... » Read more

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Germany soccer club first in world to install LiFi

Signify the meaning of light with the logo on the left side

Volkspark Stadium – home to Hamburger SV (HSV) in Germany – has installed LiFi in their press center. Journalists are now filing stories using an ingenious means of wireless communication. HSV has become the world’s first football club to use LiFi – a groundbreaking technology.... » Read more

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Rakuten to introduce cashless smart stadium concept

Rakuten smart stadium

Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten has revealed details of its fully cashless smart stadium concept, which will be rolled out at the homes of baseball team Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles and J1 League football club Vissel Kobe, according to media reports. The two teams, which are owned by Rakuten,... » Read more

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Change of guard in Roma; Friedkin new boss

AS Roma takeover Aug 2020

It is official: The Friedkin Group are the new owners of Italian professional football club AS Roma, the Serie A side announced on Monday, two weeks after US billionaire Dan Friedkin struck a deal worth more than $700 million to purchase the Italian club. AS Roma is an Italian professional football... » Read more

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Saudi Arabia loosens leash on women with WFL launch

Saudia Arabia Womens Football League

In a bid to shed off its ultra-conservative tag, the Saudi sports authorities have launched a Women’s Football League (WFL). This decision comes two years after women were first allowed into stadia in the Gulf kingdom. The first season of the 500,000 riyals ($133,000) league for women over 17... » Read more

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