COVID-19 forces LaLiga to set up virtual office

LaLiga news April 2020

With COVID-19 wreaking havoc the world over, the men’s top professional football division of the Spanish football league system – LaLiga – is employing its remote working tools globally. ‘The La Liga Newsletter’ stated that the collaborative work tools used in LaLiga’s online working... » Read more

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Alluring look for Azteca Stadium in Mexico

Azteca Stadium Mexico renovation plans

Total spruce-up of the Azteca Stadium in Mexico is underway. Recently, the consultation process of the whole development took place. The ‘Today.in-24’ stated that the development includes the construction of a hotel and the remodeling plans also include building a shopping center next to the... » Read more

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Will golfers tee off at Ryder Cup this year?

Ryder Cup postponed

Lot of mixed reports are going on centering Ryder Cup. While a section of the media has stated that golf’s 2020 Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits in the US State of Wisconsin is set to be postponed by a year, the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) of America has confirmed that the 2020 PGA... » Read more

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‘The Crew’ to boast bang-up health facility

Columbus Crew training center

To meet the needs of Major League Soccer’s (MLS) Columbus Crew SC, construction engineering company Burns & McDonnell and local architects and construction advisors have joined hands to design the team’s new, 42,000-square-foot OhioHealth Performance Center training facility in... » Read more

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Virtual bonanza for fans at AT&T Stadium

AT&T Stadium upgrades

The marvels of technology simply do not cease to amaze. If fans want to do a virtual trip of the stadium, then they can immerse themselves into the ethereal experience at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas (US). Want to pose with your favorite footballer without going anywhere near him? Want... » Read more

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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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