Al Bayt Stadium to sweep fans off feet

Al Bayt Stadium 3 - July 2020

Al Bayt Stadium – a football stadium under construction in Al Khor, Qatar, in time for the 2022 FIFA World Cup™ – will almost be a phantasmagoria of beauty. It will be a kind of dream for fans arriving at this 60,000-capacity venue – something which they have never seen before. A... » Read more

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Riyadh venue to undergo major facelift

Saudi Arabia Riyadh Mrsool Park Al Nassr FC renovation

The King Saud University Stadium (also known as Victory Arena) – built in 2011 – and which sits in Riyadh, capital of Saudi Arabia, will undergo massive rehabilitation work that will turn it into an avant-garde venue which will be in a position to stage high-level sports and... » Read more

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Honvéd, latest Budapest club set for a new stadium

Honvéd Budapest new stadium

There appears to be a race among Budapest-based football clubs to get new stadiums. After Ferencváros and MTK, Honvéd will be the latest club based in the Hungarian capital to set its eyes on a brand new stadium, according to media reports. Honvéd will start to build its new football stadium in... » Read more

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New projects planned for PGE Arena Gdańsk ajoining areas

PGE Arena Gdańsk

The surrounding areas of PGE Arena Gdańsk is in for a major redevelopment. A press release on the official website of the iconic Polish stadium reveals that soon there will be an entertainment park, an aquatic park, a tropical garden, a spa and wellness centre and a hotel in the area.... » Read more

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$900m Perth Stadium to be Australia’s largest sporting precinct

Perth Stadium - sporting precinct

The Government of Western Australia (WA) has recently announced its plan to build the country’s biggest stadium in Perth. The Perth Stadium project is worth $900 million and is set to be open in time for the start of the 2018 AFL season. It was announced that the multi-purpose stadium will be... » Read more

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Qatar’s 2022 World Cup training sites on track

2022 World Cup training sites

The training sites for the 2022 FIFA World Cup™ are on track for completion by the end of 2019, the Supreme Committee (SC) for Delivery and Legacy announced. The Committee which is responsible for delivering the infrastructure requirement for the tournament is monitoring the development of... » Read more

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