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2020

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  02.07.2020 Germany: Duisburg sponsor remains despite coronavirus

  Although the market for tourism has collapsed within days, Schauinsland Reisen decided to prolong the naming rights deal with MSV Duisburg. After 10 years of partnership the companies will cooperate for at least 1 more year.

2019

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  28.12.2019 2032 Olympics: What should be the main stadium for Rhine-Ruhr?

  At this point it's the most advanced bid to host the 2032 Olympics. But even in North Rhein-Westphalia there's uncertainty as to how the issue of main athletics stadium should be approached. The issue should be resolved in 2020.

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  24.08.2019 Germany: Further problems with roof on MSV Duisburg stadium

  As we can read in an announcement published on MSV Duisburg official website, the next match on Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena will probably be postponed. The roof construction turned out to be unsafe once again.

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  25.01.2019 Germany: Falling roof alert in Duisburg

  It sounded serious enough to threaten any games being played at the Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena. Thankfully the stadium will reopen this weekend but only after removal of 150 roof panels which were at risk of falling on supporters.

2015

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  29.07.2015 10+ Ranking 2015: Attendances in Europe (Part 2. The Clubs)

  Borussia, Barca and Man United – lovely dominant trio. But it wasn’t them who gained most fans last season. Check all 217 clubs that draw an average crowd of 10,000+!

2014

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  06.08.2014 10+ Ranking: Here are the best European clubs by attendance

  There are 229 clubs in Europe enjoying on average 10,000 spectators and more. We list all of them to show the Continent’s most magnetic teams. Some fanbases really deserve praise for their participation, right Rangers/Portsmouth?

2012

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  13.12.2012 Germany: Controversial safety regulations approved, what now?

  Yesterday 36 top clubs voted on proposed safety regulation changes with vast majority in favour. Many fans see this as clamp-down on fan culture, but others are encouraged by events of past few weeks. What's changing inside German stadia?

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  30.11.2012 Germany: 12:12 or why did the stadiums get so quiet

  It started in a few stadiums, but is now sweeping the country. It’s not a trend, it’s a protest against what fans see as unjust. So they don’t support their teams for the first 12 minutes and 12 seconds of each game. Why the symbolism?