Fans returned to sports venues across England this week as football clubs and racecourses opened their doors to the public for the first time in almost nine months. Read more
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Munster Rugby and Independent News & Media have mutually agreed to bring their naming rights sponsorship agreement to an end. Read more
Oak View Group (OVG) has signed Pala Alpitour in Turin, Italy as the latest member of its International Venue Alliance. Read more
Philips has extended its current sponsorship contract with Dutch Eredivisie club PSV Eindhoven, including naming rights to the club’s stadium, to 2031. Read more
Poland’s National Stadium in Warsaw is being transformed into a temporary field hospital to manage the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Organisers of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games have slimmed down the number of venues that will be used to host events. Read more
The English Football Association showcased a revolutionary new LED advertising system developed by StairMedia at last weekend’s Emirates FA Cup Semi-Finals 2020 at Wembley Stadium. Read more
German Bundesliga club 1. FC Union Berlin is hoping to welcome a full capacity crowd at its stadium after testing staff and fans for coronavirus. Read more
Spanish football giant Real Madrid CF has partnered with Legends to manage all of its merchandise operations. Read more
Italian Serie A club Juventus has teamed up with Bose Professional to enhance the fan experience at its Allianz Stadium. Read more
The French Open tennis championship, Roland-Garros 2020, will be staged in front of up to 60% capacity crowds, organisers have said. Read more
Leading European football organisations, including UEFA, Royal Netherlands Football Association, City Football Group, AFC Ajax, and the Johan Cruijff ArenA, have joined forces to tackle the challenges the coronavirus pandemic has brought for football. Read more
Polish football club Lech Poznan welcomed more than 5,000 fans back into its stadium on Wednesday for a top-flight clash against Pogon Szczecin. Read more
With little income from football matches at their stadiums, clubs everywhere are looking at innovative ways of raising revenue. Read more
Dutch Eredivisie football club AZ Alkmaar has chosen BAM to replace the entire roof at its AFAS Stadion after part of it collapsed in the summer of 2019. Read more
The technical equipment at the Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern, is getting another upgrade: a 5G mobile connection is now available and complements the previous LTE network. Read more
FC Copenhagen has welcomed the first classes of schoolchildren to study at its Telia Parken Stadium. 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
Danish Superliga club FC Midtjylland has installed giant screens in the car park outside its MCH Arena to allow fans to watch football matches from their cars when competition resumes. Read more
As in many national football leagues, teams in the English Premier League also suffer from unacceptable incidents during matches such as the lighting of pyrotechnics, projectile throwing, hate crime and vandalism. Read more
