La Liga Plan B as COVID throttles Spain again

LaLiga clubs with 2nd choice stadiums

As Spain passes 700,000 coronavirus cases and Madrid braces for ‘tough weeks ahead’, scientists say the country deserves second full lockdown. As per latest reports, daily deaths in Spain due to the deadly virus are at highest level since early May. Against such a scenario, in case the... » Read more

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Edmonton Prospects for bright ‘prospects’

Canada Edmonton Prospects Ballpark

The collegiate summer baseball team Edmonton Prospects of the Western Canadian Baseball League (WCBL) based at Edmonton, Canada, will soon be heading to greener pastures in the form of a brand new Spruce Grove Park in Whistler for the 2022 season. Lethbridge (Canada)-headquartered Western Canadian... » Read more

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Major upgrades to Bounce House Stadium

UCF Knights move forward with new football campus

The University of Central Florida (US) may spend up to $4.8 million to start design for its proposed new $125 million football campus project. The ‘csnbbs.com’ stated that the project includes improvements to the 45,040-seat, 15-year-old Bounce House Stadium and surrounding facilities for the... » Read more

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El Salvador Govt stately venue revamp plans

El Salvador Estadio Nacional renovation

The Government of El Salvador (country in Central America) presented a developmental plan recently to totally modify the Jorge ‘El Mágico’ González National Stadium at San Salvador in El Salvador and the design was also revealed at an event held to make the announcement. The price tag of the... » Read more

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Bigwigs in OVG Vegas hotel-casino project

OVG Las Vegas Hotel & Casinos take shape

One of the co-CEOs of the National Hockey League (NHL) team Vegas Golden Knights owner William Foley’s Foley Entertainment Group has left the company to oversee a new casino and arena project on Las Vegas Boulevard with the former President of the National Football League (NFL) team Las Vegas... » Read more

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Stadiums Queensland sparks fury after facial recognition trial

Stadiums Queensland facial recognition

Australia’s Stadiums Queensland has admitted to testing facial recognition software on sports fans and concertgoers, prompting questions by the state’s privacy commissioner about its quiet implementation. The move meant patrons were being monitored in real time, with their biometric... » Read more

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