Tag: Germany


Bayern Munich to take fans on a virtual tour

FC Bayern virtual reality

Dive into the virtual reality world of Bundesliga giant FC Bayern Munich (Germany). How does it feel to stand on the turf at the Allianz Arena? What’s it like training with four-time ‘World’s Best Goalkeeper’ Manuel Neuer? How did this special club come into being? The ‘FC Bayern... » Read more


Munich event hall long shadow on Olympiahalle

Olympiahalle Munich worried about future

A decision will soon be taken on a new multifunctional arena being planned to be built at the Munich International Airport in Munich (Germany). The planned arena will stand as an unpleasant competition for the Olympiahalle at Munich’s Olympic Park. The 69,250-capacity Olympiapark München in... » Read more


Bundesliga sans fans in COVID-stung Germany

Again ghost games in Germany

With Germany witnessing the worst outbreak of COVID-19, it is back to ghost games again for Bundesliga! The ‘SportBild’ stated that the State Government in the German State of Saxony decided on November 19th that no more spectators will be allowed into the State stadia until December 12th. The... » Read more


Fan numbers cut in COVID-hit Bavaria stadia

Capacity limited to 25 per cent again in Bavaria

With the COVID-19 situation getting worse in Europe again, Germany too is witnessing a surge in coronavirus numbers and its latest COVID crisis is getting out of control. The ‘kicker’ stated that taking in view the grim COVID-19 situation, spectators’ attendance in sports facilities in the... » Read more


BAM Sports GmbH now ZECH Sports GmbH

BAM Sports is now ZECH Sports GmbH

BAM Sports GmbH (construction company in Düsseldorf, Germany) is now called ZECH Sports GmbH. The commercial company Zech Group SE and the Gustav Zech Foundation each took over 50 percent of the shares of the German building construction subsidiaries of the Royal BAM Group nv. The ‘ZECH Sports... » Read more


Pandemic shadow on SAP Garden opening

Opening of SAP Garden Munich postponed

The opening of the 11,500-capacity SAP Garden in Munich (Germany) has been postponed to 2023. As COVID-19 onslaught continues in several parts of the world, and Germany too taking the hit, the stadium cannot open its doors in the latter half of 2022. The opening of the new home of the ice hockey... » Read more


Germany venue named after soccer great Ginter

German stadium named after word champion of 2014

The football district league club SC March has named its home ground after the world champion of 2014 – 27-year-old Matthias Ginter. From now on, the SC March’s home facility will be called – Matthias-Ginter-Sportpark. The ‘Bild’ stated that the club had announced the name change... » Read more


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