Qatar unveiled plans involving stadiums that will not only cost $4 billion to build, they will include a cooling system that ensures temperatures on the field and in the stands remains below 81 degrees Fahrenheit.

20|20’s longstanding relationship with Arsenal FC continues as the club officially opened their new look and redeveloped Club Level at the Emirates Stadium last weekend in time for the first Premier League home game of the season against Blackpool.

A reduction in CO2 emissions of almost 60% is feasible with respect to the most advanced stadiums currently in existence. It would even be possible to achieve energy neutrality using wind energy within the stadium’s surrounding areas. These are the latest research results released by utility company Eneco on behalf of Stadion Feijenoord NV.

The Aviva Stadium is to be rebranded for the hosting of the Europa League final next year – despite the insurance company spending €40 million to secure naming rights for the stadium.

Hull City AFC and The SuperStadium Management Company Limited (SMC) has signed a long term contract extension with telecoms provider KC.

New fanzone will hold 5,000 people for food, drink and family entertainment. Manchester City FC has revealed how its new City Square – a new pre-match entertainment zone fpr fans – will look.

The biggest stadium in Germany has gone cashless thanks to payment solution AG and the installation of their premier system justpay.

Many stadia managers and clubs are investigating smart technologies such as multi-application smartcards, cashless payment, near field communications (NFC), and short message service (SMS) to provide a better customer experience, generate additional revenue and deliver cost efficiencies.

World Cup organizers say 500,000 tickets are unsold and fear ”tragic” empty stadiums at soccer’s showcase event.

FIFA said Friday the tickets would go on sale over the counter to the general public in South Africa from April 15. Organizers will then have less than two months to sell nearly a quarter of the tournament’s total match tickets to avoid empty seats.

Manchester City have signed a £1 billion agreement with Manchester City Council to develop land around their stadium.

The scheme will transform one of the poorest areas of the city, creating thousands of jobs as the site is turned into a “world class sports and leisure complex”.