Stadia and arenas across the globe are looking into how to re-open with fans following the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
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Christchurch City Council-owned venues and events company Vbase Limited has confirmed the outcome of its proposal to reduce permanent staff by 60%. Read more
Cheering for players is an essential part of sports like football, baseball, and rugby. The passionate screams of fans constantly inspire players and affect their performance on the field. Read more
As colleges and universities in the US prepare for returning students and sports, SIDEARM Sports and VenueNext have announced a new solution for athletic departments to help improve the overall fan experience and social distancing on game days. Read more
Peterborough Greyhound Stadium has shut its doors for good after 75 years, as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Kashima Stadium, the home of Japan Professional Football League (J-League) Division 1 side Kashima Antlers FC, is operating as a drive-through testing site for Covid-19. Read more
OZ Sports has teamed up with RVX Studio to launch innovative Augmented Realities (AR) technologies that are set to bring fans from home into live broadcasts when football resumes in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Planning for Bath Rugby’s new stadium has been put on hold due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis. Read more
FC Copenhagen has welcomed the first classes of schoolchildren to study at its Telia Parken Stadium. Read more
ASM Global, the world’s leading venue management and services company, has announced plans to launch a new environmental hygiene protocol in response to evolving guest expectations stemming from the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Edgbaston Stadium is to double up on its coronavirus response as it becomes a food sorting and distribution centre for Thrive Together Birmingham. Read more
Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment has teamed up with a group of dedicated partners to create a large-scale meal programme to support health workers in Toronto, Canada, during the coronavirus crisis. Read more
Local businesses and venue operators on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park are donating goods, delivering food and medicines and providing online support to help some of the most vulnerable people and key workers in the area during the coronavirus lockdown. Read more
Lagardère Sports Hungary and Ferencvárosi Torna Club (FTC) have joined forces with a project to honour the hard work of all Hungarian healthcare workers, doctors and nurses fighting the coronavirus threat. Read more
Liverpool FC has put the brakes on its proposed expansion of the Anfield Road stand at Anfield Stadium because of the impact of Covid-19 lockdown delays. Read more
A group of architects has teamed up to show how the iconic Johannesburg soccer stadium, FNB Soccer City, could be put to work in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
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As we enter into the second month of the near complete global live sports suspension, all forms of sport have shown signs of struggling, from grass roots level up to the highest-level of national and international competition. Read more
Brighton & Hove Albion’s American Express Community Stadium has been converted into the south coast’s biggest drive-in coronavirus testing centre. Read more
Tottenham Hotspur FC could sell the naming rights to their new stadium to Amazon in a deal reported to be worth £250 million. Read more
The O2 Arena in London is opening its doors to help train NHS staff in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
