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San Diego State University stadium dreams to get realized

Article posted by Coliseum, April 1^st, 2020

San Diego State University – a public research university in San Diego, California – has got the financing and board approval needed to build its proposed 35,000-capacity football stadium in Mission Valley, meaning the school is in a position to start construction as soon as it buys the... » Read more

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Australia rugby fans left to own devices

Article posted by Coliseum, October 26^th, 2020

A mobile ticketing glitch by Ticketek (Australian event ticketing company) left thousands of National Rugby League (NRL) fans high and dry and they were left stuck outside Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane (Australia) recently which also led to huge concerns over leaving supporters vulnerable in wake of... » Read more

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Risk factors weigh heavily on Yarrow Stadium upgrade

Article posted by Coliseum, March 9^th, 2020

A detailed examination as regards the $50 million restoration and upgrade of the earthquake-prone Yarrow Stadium at New Plymouth in New Zealand has disclosed that it carries a high degree of risk. The 25,000-capacity facility is said to be the third best rugby stadium on this planet. The primary... » Read more

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Phoenix Rising plans venue in tourism hotspot

Article posted by Coliseum, December 16^th, 2020

The United Soccer League (USL) Championship club Phoenix Rising FC (US) has carved out a roadmap to develop a new stadium in the Gila River Indian Community area in Arizona, US. Phoenix Rising will also relocate its training facilities to the Gila River Indian Community. The new training facility... » Read more

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Austrian soccer league to restart in June

Article posted by Coliseum, May 13^th, 2020

The Austrian football Bundesliga is set to start in the beginning of June this year, but it will be ghost games sans spectators. The Sports Minister of Austria, Werner Kogler, and Health Minister Rudolf Anschober said on Tuesday at a press appointment with the governing body of football ÖFB, that... » Read more

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Australian Open for more audience attendance

Article posted by Coliseum, October 14^th, 2020

The Australian Open is targeting crowds of up to 50 per cent capacity for its 2021 Grand Slam edition at Melbourne Park (Australia) which can hold 10,500 onlookers. Australian Open 2021 will commence on January 18th, 2021. The Australian Open is a tennis tournament held annually over the last... » Read more

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‘Death Star’ towers over Sin City skyline

Article posted by Coliseum, September 24^th, 2020

A National Football League (NFL) team in the gambling mecca Las Vegas (US) was something unimaginable till a few years back. The NFL was most averse to gambling and never allowed its players to enter a casino. In fact, the league avoided gambling like the plague. But, lo and behold, few years later... » Read more

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