StadiumDBNews: October 2024
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Argentina: Renovations on La Bombonera to begin as early as 2025?
Boca Juniors plans to expand the stadium. The board, led by Juan Román Riquelme, confirmed it is analyzing a project to increase the capacity of the Alberto J. Armando stadium. Although it seems the idea of a new stadium may remain an unfulfilled campaign promise, another type of renovation is still under consideration.
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Spain: Valencia's match against Real postponed due to cyclone DANA?
A tragic weather situation has affected the Spanish province of Valencia and Andalusia, which is struggling with the dramatic effects of DANA. As a result of the flooding, the RFEF has cancelled and postponed numerous matches in the Copa del Rey, and the situation may extend to La Liga matches.
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Denmark: Unsafe during the Copenhagen derby. "Danish football has a problem"
During the Danish Super League match between Brøndby and Copenhagen, several fans stormed the field with flares and other objects, leading to shocking scenes.
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Mexico: Estadio Azteca renovation underway. NFL before World Cup?
With less than two years before the start of the 2026 World Cup, the Coloso de Santa Úrsula is undergoing major renovations. MexicoCity26's official account on X has revealed footage that shows the progress of the work.
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Spain: Mahou opens its brewery at Bernabéu
"Welcome to the place where every toast tastes even more special". With this slogan opens Plaza Mahou, the first brewery in Spain to be located in a football stadium.
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Italy: Forest dispute in Pietralata – new delays for AS Roma’s stadium
After a brief break, we’re back in Rome, on the site of AS Roma's new stadium. Unfortunately, new obstacles have emerged for the project. The dispute over evictions is still unresolved, and now the conversation has turned to a forest… that might not even exist (?).
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Spain: FC Barcelona surprised by socios' reaction to Camp Nou return
October 23 marked the deadline for FC Barcelona’s socios to apply for subscriptions to attend matches at Spotify Camp Nou. A total of 45,000 seats were offered for league and Copa del Rey games, and 40,000 for the Champions League.
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Italy: Maradona's daughter banned from stadium named after her father
Dalma Maradona, the oldest daughter of Diego Maradona, reveals her feelings about Naples and the stadium bearing her father's name in an interview with the Italian press. Dalma has struggled for years with restrictions preventing her from entering the sports venue dedicated to the memory of the ‘Pibe de Oro’.
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South Africa: Moses Mabhida upgrade and designer dispute
The mayor of eThekwini has announced the start of the upgrading of Moses Mabhida Stadium. The aim of the upgrade is to ensure that the stadium remains a venue that attracts both locals and tourists. In addition, the EFF has again raised the controversial issue of the stadium's design. What is at stake?
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England: Will government introduce new rules on stadium sales?
The government is preparing to grant powers to an independent regulator that will prevent Premier League clubs from selling their stadiums to affiliated companies or third parties.
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Wales: Populous to design Wrexham stadium redevelopment
Wrexham’s management has partnered with Populous, a firm that will oversee the redesign of The Kop stand, which can accommodate 5,500 spectators and was originally scheduled to open this season.
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WC 2030: Nine companies interested in modernizing Estadio Gran Canaria
Through the Insular Sports Institute, the Cabildo will introduce recreational and commercial services to the stadium, ensuring financial stability and reclaiming “every last euro” of an investment exceeding €100 million.
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Italy: Authorities announce meeting with residents on future Empoli stadium
In Empoli, a dialogue between the city authorities, Empoli FC and the residents of the Serravalle district regarding the planned modernisation of Carlo Castellani will begin in a month's time. The briefing touched on parking, roads and the timetable for meetings about the stadium in September.
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England: Villa Park takes small steps towards EURO 2028
Aston Villa has confirmed to the Fans' Advisory Board that Villa Park’s capacity could increase by over 800 seats by next summer. The ultimate goal is to raise the total capacity to over 50,000 seats, with the intent of hosting Euro 2028 matches.
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London: The largest photovoltaic installation in Premier League
A £4.35 million upgrade is planned at West Ham's stadium, which will see the installation of photovoltaic panels covering 6,500 m². What benefits will this modern solution bring?
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Germany: President of Union Berlin on the possibilities of a new stadium
After building a new training and youth center, Union Berlin plans to expand Alte Försterei to 40,500 seats, nearly doubling its current capacity. The club president commented on the reasons for this move.
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USA: Stadium inspired by Sydney Opera House will be built in Las Vegas
New renderings have been revealed for a stunning futuristic stadium with 33,000 seats, which will replace the Tropicana resort after the iconic venue is demolished. The construction of a new stadium for The Oakland Athletics is expected to be completed by 2028, following the demolition of the Tropicana casino to prepare the land for a baseball stadium.
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Spain: 'Cordial' meeting between Cádiz and Carranza Incumple
The leaders of Cádiz CF recently met with representatives from Carranza Incumple. According to the club, the discussions took place "in a very cordial atmosphere" and allowed both parties to share their views regarding the process of renaming the Nuevo Mirandilla back to Estadio Carranza.
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Spain: El Arcángel faces a comprehensive upgrade
In 2025, El Arcángel stadium will undergo a long-awaited upgrade to close the eastern and southern facades. The work will be funded by Córdoba City Council and aims to complete the ‘unfinished business’ of the stadium's infrastructure.
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UEFA: Baku or Madrid? Stadiums for 2027 Champions League final
UEFA has announced that Azerbaijan and Spain have expressed interest in hosting the men's UEFA Champions League final in 2027. The search for a new venue began after the executive committee decided to deny San Siro the opportunity to host the event.
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Germany: Decision on Hertha Berlin's new stadium location in 2025
The decision on whether Hertha BSC will be allowed to build a new stadium in the Olympic Park will not be made before the spring of 2025. A commission of experts appointed by Senator for Sports Iris Spranger (SPD) recently decided that the Lindeneck location, north of Maifeld, is no longer being considered.
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USA: LaLiga match between Barcelona and Atletico in Miami?
LaLiga on American soil? The match between FC Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid could be a historic event that will take place outside of Spain. Will the Spanish football league play at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on December 22?
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England: Emirates Stadium set for renovation?
Arsenal is considering options for renovating Emirates Stadium to take advantage of the high demand for tickets, which would allow them to match matchday revenues with other Premier League clubs. The stadium, which holds 60,000 fans, has been their home since leaving the iconic Highbury in 2006.
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Spain: “Most inclusive Champions League match” at Metropolitano
This initiative aims to raise public awareness about the importance of enabling people with disabilities to fully enjoy entertainment programs like football.
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Italy: Inter and AC Milan want to build new stadium next to San Siro!
Following a meeting in Rome, key decisions have been made regarding the future of the Giuseppe Meazza stadium and plans to build a new facility in San Siro area. The owners of Inter and AC Milan, in cooperation with the city authorities and ministers, are ready to proceed with the project.
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England: Everton need Premier League survival if they want to reap benefits from new stadium
History is being made at the end of this current season as Everton will be moving from Goodison Park and heading into a brand new stadium which is currently being built on Bramley-Moore Dock in Liverpool.
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Spain: Four companies interested in construction of Nueva Romareda
Four companies are competing for the continuation of the demolition works of La Romareda and the construction of the new stadium. The board of directors of La Nueva Romareda has approved the proposal for the contracting table. We also know the final deadline for submitting bids for the tender.
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Bolivia: World's highest altitude stadium key to World Cup qualification?
The World Cup qualifiers in the CONMEBOL zone are a competition between 10 national teams. The one that has finished bottom of the competition in recent decades has been Bolivia. However, after moving to a stadium that is one of the highest in the world, results have started to improve.
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Spain: Valencia fans explode at Mestalla after defeat. Hundreds of protesters
Whether you are a Valencia fan or not, it hurts to see a historic club with one foot in the second division after just 10 games. The defeat to Las Palmas made the Valencianists explode, as they are no longer disappointed, they are fed up. So much so that the police had to intervene to allow club representatives and players to leave Mestalla.
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Spain: Wave of stadium upgrades sweeps through the Iberian Peninsula
In recent years, work on Spanish stadiums has not stopped, and the 2030 World Cup has provided another important impetus for the renovation of facilities. With work on the Bernabéu, Camp Nou and Balaídos already underway, 9 La Liga venues are awaiting their turn. Rosaleda, Romareda, Riazor and La Cartuja join the group as 2030 World Cup hosts.
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Spain: Balaídos achieves its best attendance since 2017 against Real Madrid
Saturday was a bittersweet day for Celta Vigo fans. Their team, despite having good chances to get at least a draw, were outplayed by the Modric-led Real Madrid. On the other hand, Celestes’ fans filled the stadium, scoring a historic entry. Meanwhile, the city still fights to make its way into the list of the 2030 World Cup hosts.
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Italy: Stadium exhibition at Palazzo del Governatore
In the heart of Parma, an extraordinary exhibition is taking place until November 17, 2024, which tells the story of Ennio Tardini stadium. This venue will be the subject of an in-depth exhibition entitled ‘Tardini of Parma, one stadium, one city’.
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Poland: Construction of the Municipal Stadium in Katowice nearing completion
The construction of the new Municipal Stadium is progressing rapidly and is approaching its final stages. Currently, the installation of the turf is underway, and discussions regarding the name of the arena have begun. When will GieKSa move into its new home?
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Saudi Arabia: Spanish company to build 2034 World Cup stadium
The Spanish company FCC, in a consortium with the local firm Nesma & Partners, has secured a contract worth over €3.6 billion to build Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Stadium, one of the venues proposed for the 2034 World Cup.
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Italy: Modernisation in Florence several months longer than expected?
Everything indicates that the modernization work at Stadio Artemio Franchi will take longer than originally anticipated. Palazzo Vecchio has decided to meet the requests of Fiorentina's management so that the team does not have to leave the venue. Currently, a new, slower investment schedule is being developed.
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England: More non-sporting events at Allianz Stadium?
The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has taken further steps to increase year-round revenue at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham by launching public consultations on hosting "up to 15 additional non-sporting events" at this iconic venue.
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Italy: Super-expert speaks in courtroom over stadium irregularities
A hearing in a Ferrara court has shed new light on the case of alleged construction irregularities at Paolo Mazza stadium. Professor Bernardino Chiaia, detailed his assessment of the construction progress.
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Spain: Will a private investor help fund the renovation of Riazor?
A meeting scheduled for the coming days to discuss the financing of Riazor's modernization for the 2030 World Cup has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts. The City Council was planning to attend the meeting with "private investment guarantees," as Mayor Inés Rey admitted.
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England: New Manchester United stadium construction to begin in 2025?
According to The Sun, the task force working on Manchester United's future home has agreed that building a new stadium next to Old Trafford is the "most logical proposal."
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Spain: Exact costs and final deadline for Nou Mestalla revealed
The executive project submitted by Valencia to the City Council last Friday has come to light. Over 4,000 pages detail the construction materials to be used and their costs. It even reveals the final deadline for when Nou Mestalla will become a reality.
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Spain: 24/7 work at Camp Nou – Laporta announces new deadlines
FC Barcelona continues to work towards returning to Spotify Camp Nou as soon as possible, updating the timelines regularly, and expressing confidence that the selection of construction company Limak will soon "astonish everyone."
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Spain: Appeal gives Atlético Madrid penalty reduction
The decision of the Spanish Appeals Commission is in favour of Atlético Madrid. Following the controversial events during the derby against Real Madrid, the penalty originally imposed on the club has been reduced.
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Argentina: Club directors announce major works at Estadio Unico
Estadio Ciudad de La Plata, is about to undergo significant upgrades. With construction work imminent, speculation is growing about the return of Argentina's national team or Buenos Aires-based football clubs to the venue.
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USA: What’s happening with new Tennessee Titans stadium construction?
It’s been eight months since construction began on the new Tennessee Titans stadium, and significant progress has been made. According to team officials, foundations are already being laid on the southern and northern sides of the stadium.
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Italy: Two offers submitted to buy Stadio Ferraris
In September, Sampdoria and Genoa jointly announced the creation of a new company, Genova Stadium Srl, to manage Stadio Ferraris, with the goal of preparing a purchase offer and modernizing the stadium. However, it now turns out that only one club has expressed interest in acquiring the venue.
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Spain: New Bernabéu is generating one problem after another for Madrid
First, the noise. Then, the license. And now, the report from the firefighters. Real Madrid has a hard time defending their decisions regarding the new Bernabéu, which is losing credibility ahead of the 2030 World Cup final and is gradually shifting from the jewel in the crown to a serious headache for Florentino Pérez.
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Spain: Valencia CF withdraws from legal battle regarding the stadium
Valencia CF has requested the Supreme Court to declare the strategic territorial action (ATE) for Nou Mestalla expired while also withdrawing its appeal against two rulings from the High Court of Justice of the Valencian Community (TSJCV). An interesting rendering of the stadium has also emerged.
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England: Everton Stadium stirs fans' emotions. "Best stadium in Championship"
Footage of Everton's new stadium has been appearing regularly on social media, prompting a variety of reactions from fans. Topics of conversation include the originality of the venue and the steepness of the stands.
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Argentina: Huge screen and connecting stands of Mâs Monumental
River Plate continues to advance its ambitious, comprehensive renovation project for the Mâs Monumental stadium. The club’s secretary general, Stefano Di Carlo, recently provided updates on the ongoing developments.
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Italy: AS Roma stadium works resumed
After the summer break and a complicated legal dispute between the municipality and two residents, heavy machinery has finally returned to the construction site of AS Roma's new stadium. The coming days will be decisive for the project's future, with a technical meeting on feasibility and potential design changes scheduled for October 16th.
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Poland: The country's most anticipated stadium is already shining
More rehearsals at the new City Stadium bring us closer to the completion of the works and the commissioning of the facility. In addition, progress is also being made on the pitch. It is time to take a look at the most awaited stadium in Poland.
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Poland: First phase of modernisation of Warsaw's athletics stadium nears completion
Construction of the new Skra Warsaw stadium began in early January. According to the city's deputy mayor, the start of this long-awaited project is a "historic day" for the community.
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England: Future considerations for St James' Park amid Metropolitano investments
The Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns 85% of Newcastle United, established Riyadh Air in March 2023 and recently signed a lucrative sponsorship deal with Atletico Madrid. All this is happening as The Magpies contemplate the future of St James' Park.
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Spain: Griezmann wants to move NFL matches from Bernabéu to Metropolitano
American football is on tour. In 2025 it will come to Madrid, fulfilling one of Florentino Perez's dreams: to bring the NFL to the new Bernabéu. However, Antoine Griezmann has revealed that he has spoken with representatives of the NFL and Atletico to bring the games to the Metropolitano.
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Spain: Bernabéu and Camp Nou for sale in pieces
The stadiums of the two eternal rivals, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, are undergoing extensive renovations. The works not only reopen the debate about who has the best stadium in Spain, but also open up a unique opportunity for fans to buy parts of the two emblematic grounds.
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England: Flooding at AFC Wimbledon stadium was 'a matter of time'
The flooding that hit AFC Wimbledon's football stadium was "entirely predictable", according to local activists. Could ignoring warnings have contributed to the devastation the club is now facing?
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World Cup 2030: Bernabéu fails to meet final requirements?
The issue of the tournament's final venue resurfaced due to Barcelona City Council's sports councillor, David Escudé, who announced that "according to FIFA requirements, the Bernabéu could not host the final." Additionally, the federations are threatening to strip Spain of the entire tournament. What's going on?
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Spain: Valencia CF presents the executive project for Nou Mestalla
On October 11, Valencia CF presented the executive project for Nou Mestalla at the Valencia City Council office. This marks the completion of an important stage prior to the resumption of work on the stadium reconstruction, which will take place in January 2025.
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Brazil: Agreement on land acquisition for new Flamengo stadium!
On October 3, Flamengo president Rodolfo Landim, President Lula, and Rio’s mayor Eduardo Paes participated in a video conference formalizing the agreement for acquiring the Gasômetro land to build a new stadium for the club.
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Germany: Stadium opened without scoreboard
The capital of Saxony has a new arena – Heinz-Steyer-Stadion by the Elbe River. It replaced a dilapidated facility from the GDR era and cost only €54 million. However, the city overlooked something very important during construction.
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Germany: Demolition of Berlin's third largest stadium
One of Berlin’s largest stadiums is set to be demolished, a move many find absurd and are currently opposing. An urgent request has been submitted to the Administrative Court regarding the controversial demolition work in the historic Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark.
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USA: NFL stadiums repurposed as shelters in crisis response
The NFL and FEMA have partnered to repurpose major stadiums like MetLife and Lumen Field into emergency response hubs during natural disasters, offering shelter and medical aid. This collaboration strengthens community resilience and disaster preparedness across the U.S.
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Spain: Bidding for new Bahía Sur stadium in San Fernando completed
San Fernando City Council has taken a key decision on the construction of the new Bahía Sur stadium. The investment of almost €11 million is expected to take 16 months and will completely change the face of the sports venue.
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Ghana: Infrastructure upgrade of Accra Sports Stadium
The National Sports Authority (NSA) has invested GH¢200,000 to upgrade the Accra facility to meet international standards as required by CAF. This investment has enabled the NSA to obtain conditional approval to host a key qualifying match for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
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Spain: Madrid accuses the neighbours of Bernabeu of lying
It is no longer a cold war. El Confidencial publicised on Thursday afternoon that the Asociación Vecinal de Perjudicados por el Bernabéu filed an appeal denouncing that Real Madrid has been operating without a licence for the stadium. The response did not take long to arrive. The club accuses the neighbours of spreading "categorically false information".
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Spain: Seats are appearing at Camp Nou
Although the final return to Spotify Camp Nou is expected to happen no earlier than 2025, work at the stadium is progressing well. The renovation of Catalonia's club home is now entering its decisive phase.
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USA: Tropicana Field stadium roof destroyed by Hurricane Milton
The strong winds of Hurricane Milton tore off parts of the roof of Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida. The stadium was severely damaged, forcing authorities to relocate base camp to Jacksonville. The damage is significant enough that the roof will need to be rebuilt.
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Spain: Skybar at Bernabéu remains closed. Club losing patience
According to Relevo, the Skybar, a new VIP area and one of the gems of Santiago Bernabéu, remains closed, with its opening delayed by several months. Initially, the space was scheduled to open on April 21 during Real Madrid's home game against FC Barcelona, but this did not happen.
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Spain: 360° "Sky ribbon" to appear at Metropolitano
On October 8, Atlético de Madrid revealed the result of cooperation with LG to install the "Sky ribbon" on the stadium’s roof. This circular screen will wrap around the interior of the stadium at its highest level, complementing the three main video scoreboards and the existing "ribbon scoreboard" between the lower and middle tiers.
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Italy: Three points of view on the future of Napoli stadium
The renovation of Stadio Diego Armando Maradona in Naples is currently the main topic of discussions between Sports Minister Andrea Abodi, Naples Mayor Gaetano Manfredi, and Napoli club president Aurelio De Laurentiis. Even though new problems keep emerging, work is ongoing to find solutions.
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Andorra: "No" to a new stadium for Gerard Piqué's club
Despite the challenging sports situation, Gerard Piqué is not giving up on the FC Andorra project. Plans for the construction of a new stadium for the team had been in place for some time. The agreement was in an advanced stage, and construction had already been planned. It seemed that the stadium would become a reality in the near future.
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Cryptocurrency and Stadium Naming Rights. A Global Phenomenon
Cryptocurrency’s influence is expanding beyond finance into sports sponsorships, with major stadium naming deals worldwide. From the U.S. to Europe and Asia, crypto firms are reshaping traditional branding in sports. How far will this trend go?
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USA: World Cup 2026 stadiums to host 2025 Club World Cup as a dress rehearsal
The 12 US stadiums that will host 2025’s new look FIFA Club World Cup have been named, with many of these already preparing for what follows in 2026, namely the biggest sporting event on the planet, the FIFA World Cup.
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Germany: Preußen Münster to redevelop their stadium by 2028
SC Preußen Münster have announced ambitious stadium renovation plans to be completed by 2028. Münster's investment is focused on modernity, energy efficiency and integration into the surroundings, which could make the venue one of the most innovative in the region.
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Spain: Atletico’s Estadio Metropolitano changes its name
It is already official. Atletico anounced that the millionaire deal to change the naming rights sponsor of it's stadium is already tied up. The company that managed to get hold of the stadium's name is none other than Riyadh Air, the official sponsor of Atlético de Madrid.
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Germany: Union Berlin unveils stadium renovation project!
During the general assembly of 1. FC Union, the club announced ambitious plans for the future of the An der Alten Försterei stadium. AF Projekt GmbH has completed the design work for the stadium renovation.
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Spain: FC Barcelona will not return to Camp Nou until February 2?
Although Joan Laporta has stated in his last two speeches that "barring unforeseen circumstances, we will be able to play at Camp Nou by the end of the year", the situation is changing dynamically. However, we now know more about both the return date to the stadium and ticket prices.
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England: Many upgrades introduced at City Ground in Nottingham
During the inaugural match of the new Premier League season against AFC Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest unveiled improvements to City Ground. The stadium underwent a multi-million-pound redevelopment program that lasted all summer.
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England: When will expansion of King Power Stadium begin?
Leicester City has taken out further loans from the Australian bank Macquarie to improve the club’s cash flow. The latest Companies House documents show that three separate loans have been arranged. One of them is likely intended as a safeguard in case the stadium redevelopment begins.
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England: £1 billion for St James' Park expansion?
According to reports from The Telegraph, Newcastle United could spend up to £1 billion if it proceeds with plans to redevelop St James' Park. One of the options being considered is the expansion and renovation of both the East Stand and the Gallowgate End.
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Everton Stadium: Connectivity and transport, new jobs and naming rights
Plans have been approved to upgrade the forthcoming railway station to serve Everton's new stadium. The club has also announced that they are looking for volunteers for specific positions at the stadium and that they are looking at potential bids with a new name for the arena.
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Italy: Work on Cagliari's new stadium could start in 2025
On October 2, the first Service Conference regarding the new Cagliari stadium project took place, led by the Environmental Impact Assessment Service of the Sardinia region. City officials and Cagliari Calcio representatives also participated.
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Spain: Silence at Bernabeu, more lawsuits and new facade lighting
Quiet has recently reigned at Bernabéu. Instead, it is noisy in the courts, where Real has to refute allegations every now and then or have their permits revoked. On top of this, the stadium is becoming more beautiful, both inside and outside.
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Central Europe: Top polish club counts losses after heavy rains
Match between Cracovia and Pogoń Szczecin was in serious doubt due to heavy rainfall. Reports on social media indicated that water had entered the club’s building, and images of flooded substitute benches circulated throughout Poland.
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Italy: Construction of AS Roma's new stadium suspended again
At the end of September, the Rome municipality handed over certain areas to AS Roma, where access had been restricted in recent months. These are plots near Via degli Aromi, which are still subject to various appeals. However, the decision to grant the club access to resume archaeological and geotechnical surveys brought renewed hope.
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Spain: Spanish Federation punishes Metropolitano with 3 matches of partial closure
The RFEF Disciplinary Committee has decided to partially close the Civitas Metropolitano following the throwing of objects towards Courtois by Frente Atletico ultras. Its sector, the Fondo Sur Bajo, will be closed for three matches. The RFEF classifies what happened on Sunday as "very serious infractions".
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Spain: Penalty for Espanyol for plastic cup thrown from the stands
After the match between Espanyol and Villarreal, a fan threw a plastic cup from the stands, which hit referee Alejandro Quintero González. The incident was investigated by the RFEF Disciplinary Committee, which has already issued its decision.
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Spain: Sevilla introduces “unforgettable” experiences at Sanchéz-Pizjuán
The “Private Tour”, “Bus Arrival”, “Meet & Greet”, “Final Match Photo” and “Player Experience” join the list of experiences available to Sevillistas before matches at the Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán. The club promises that they will be an "unforgettable way" to experience football matches.
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Spain: First renderings of Real Zaragoza's temporary stadium
MLN Group, in a joint venture with Nussli Iberia, which won the tender for the construction of Real Zaragoza's temporary stadium, has revealed the first visualizations of the facility. The stadium will be operational for the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 seasons.
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Argentina: Stadium named after Pope Francis is being built
On September 16, Marcelo Moretti, president of San Lorenzo de Almagro – a team supported by the Holy Father – visited Pope Francis and asked for his blessing for the new stadium to bear his name.
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England: Elland Road to be expanded!
Plans to redevelop Leeds United’s stadium have been revealed, and according to finance expert Stefan Borson, it could become an important "event hub" for the city. The club has operated at Elland Road since 1919, and the primary goal of the modernization is to increase the capacity to around 53,000 seats.
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Spain: Minor upgrades to El Arcángel as part of a larger modernization
Ahead of matchday 7 of the Spanish second division, the Estadio El Arcángel underwent minor modifications to meet the highest standards set by the federation. This is part of a longer process of upgrading Córdoba CF's home ground.
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Spain: Will Disciplinary Commission close RCDE Stadium?
On September 26, after the match between RCD Espanyol and Villarreal, a plastic cup thrown from the stands struck referee Alejandro Quintero González. The case is currently being investigated by the Disciplinary Commission, and a decision is expected in a few days.
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Spain: Dramatic outcome of Madrid Derbi
The match between Madrid and Atletico ended in a draw, but left embarrassing images. The match could have been remembered for the attendance record broken at Metropolitano, but is on everyone's lips because of the objects thrown at Courtois, the chants of some of the fans and the weapon allegedly carried by one of the Rojiblanco fans.
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Spain: Valencia awaits Nou Mestalla project
On September 20 Valencia CF presented the details of its project regarding the land adjacent to Nou Mestalla to the City Council. A report on the development, which Atitlan will develop after acquiring the land for €35 million, shows that the project fits in with the urban landscape and meets acceptable volumetrics.
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Spain: Barcelona sets new date for return to Camp Nou
FC Barcelona's Board of Directors, which met on Monday afternoon, made an assessment of the club's economic situation, which continues to suffer from playing at Montjuïc. Although reluctant to indicate the exact matchday, the club gave a hint by setting the new date for the return to Camp Nou for "the second half of the season".
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