Sentences with phrase «of stadium capacities»

May 6 — Last weekend's Premier League fixtures recorded a season high in terms of overall percentage of stadium capacities reported.

West Brom showed the biggest discrepancy between their two home games being the only club in the Premier League to dip below 90 % of their stadium capacity on their weekend fixture against Crystal Palace with 3,319 seats unfilled.

October 4 — The Premier League had another sold out weekend for Round 7 of the season with four clubs reporting over 99 % of their stadium capacity full, eight clubs over 95 % and all ten home teams over 90 %.

Even Burnley, who generally struggle to reach stadium capacity, reported a New Year attendance of 96.5 % of their stadium capacity, for the visit of Liverpool.

The club recently held a public competition for the design of a set of landmark Gates for Stamford Bridge, subject to receiving planning permission for the expansion of the stadium capacity.

All ten home teams in the Premier League recorded more than 90 % of their stadium capacity being filled, with only one below 95 % — West Brom at 93.26 %.

Not exact matches

The personal financial site used metrics ranging from the number of teams per city and the winning percentage of each to stadium capacity and social - media engagement.

New stadiums and renovations accounted for much of that cost, with FIFA requiring at least eight 40,000 - plus seater venues and one stadium with a capacity of 80,000 to host the tournament final.

Although America is Mexico's most successful club domestically, with twelve league titles, they frequently struggle to fill their stadium to capacity — despite playing a city with a population of 28 million people.

No, the reason we lost is because they have a better team than us (ouch it hurts to admit that) and a better manager (I think we can all agree on that) also, very soon will have a better stadium than ours, bigger capacity, steeper sides, better facilities and a huge bank of steeply angled seats behind the goal.

We have played in the champions league three out of the four seasons and have filled our wonderful stadium (all due to Arsene's vision) to capacity with a reported waiting list of ten years.

Liverpool City council have approved Liverpool FC's application to rebuild two sides of Anfield, meaning the historic stadium will eventually have a capacity of 58,500 making it one of the biggest stadiums in the Premier League, the Guardian reports.

Of course I wasn't «content» with the net - spend but the fact is that it was a long - term necessity to increase stadium capacity.

-- Milan stadium — a free - for - all of 42,000 capacity.

The new seats — about 12,000 of them, which will bring the stadium's capacity to 44,500 — are being built because of the school's recent football success and because of the complaining of former coach Tom Coughlin, who thought Boston College could never become a big - time football operation while playing in a dinky stadium.

The building work on Anfield is expected to increase the stadium's capacity to 54,000, but it may also necessitate that the Merseyside giants play their first two league games of the season away from home, allowing maximum opportunity to increase the building work.

Nway, my suggestion would be the emirates stadia management to look at their product probability frontier curve n find ways of increasing seating capacity without affecting other essential services.

The Emirates Stadium is the second largest club stadium in the UK and it has a capacity of a whopping 65,000 fans.

The Segunda division champions have a stadium of just 5,000 capacity meaning they are the smallest club ever to compete in the Spanish top flight.

Among the many huge clashes, Manchester United and Liverpool will meet on 28th July in Michigan's «Big House», a stadium with a capacity in excess of 100,000 that is sure to sell out.

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That was unfair and I felt we had a responsibility to extend the capacity of the stadium.

Walcott is centre - forward because Wenger failed to get a striker by deadline day because of his nauseating incompetence at haggling or paying what teams ask for... and so far Walcott is proving what I have said for seasons now, he is not a centre - forward at the standard required for Top 4 clubs with high ambitions, pots of cash, high capacity stadiums.

Looks like they're winning the title regardless of seating capacity lol West Ham playing in a big new stadium as well so what?

The official announcement said: «We are pleased to announce that Haringey Council has approved our application to increase the capacity of the new stadium,»

Nobody else in the EPL is even close to Arsenal in terms of financial resources, stadium capacity, and global fan base.

The current stadium has a listed seating capacity of 10,500 but a recent count the Oregonian found 8,500 seats.

And the best news of the days go to Tottenham Hotspurs... while they are still negotiating the land for their new 55.000 capacity stadium and going to the high court for this they have been told to leave White Heart Lane in 2017....

Following significant redevelopment fifteen years ago, the stadium is now all - seater with a capacity of 30,311.

The windswept, bumbling fop that is Boris Johnson (who somehow currently presides as the Mayor of London) has seen fit to approve Tottenham's plans to redevelop White Hart Lane into a 56,000 capacity stadium by turning the current North Stand around and building out into the vacant car - park situated directly behind it.

September 12 — A stunning nine out of 10 Premier League teams reported home stadium capacities of more than 95 % at the weekend with West Ham topping the table with just 23 seats unfilled for their Monday night first win of the season against Huddersfield.

Even so, that is still more than the 61,000 capacity of the new Spurs stadium when it is completed in 2018 (or 2019 depending on construction schedules being met).

While the Hammers celebrated being at home, Burnley celebrated their second home win of the season but were short of bodies at the party with 3,684 seats unfilled in their 22,500 capacity stadium — by far the lowest capacity percentage of Premier League clubs this round.

Just 124,360 seats have gone unfilled, the majority of them due to stadium capacity restrictions.

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The stadium has a capacity of 90,000, but due to UEFA's jumbo - sized advertising boards which requires space this is expected to be reduced slightly.

Not to mention the fact that the club will shortly be announcing the redevelopment of the stadium which will increase the capacity to 61,500.

The stadium is currently being constructed and has a capacity of 45,000, although the capacity for the World Cup will be lower; by how much, is unknown.

While large numbers of matches across all of the other professional divisions in England were cancelled, all Premier League fixtures went ahead with the clubs reporting a total average attendance of 94.84 % of the capacity of their stadia.

March 1 — Last night's FA Cup replay at Wembley's 90,000 capacity stadium drew just 24,627 spectators for Tottenhams 6 - 1 thrashing of Rotherham in the snow.

January 26 — Every club in the Premier League recorded more than 96 % of their stadia full for Round 24 of the Premier League season, a record attendance capacity for the league as a whole for the past two season.

Just seen an article that suggests Man City plan to increase the capacity of their stadium.

The Hawthorns is a relatively modern stadium and has been the home of the Baggies for over 100 years, with an overall capacity of just under 27,000.

They won't have the financial higher ground for long though, with Spurs due to move into their new state - of - the - art stadium by the start of the 2018/19 campaign which will boast an ever bigger capacity than the Emirates.

White Hart Lane is one of the more traditional Premier League football stadiums with an overall capacity of over 36,000 fans, which is soon to be increased to 40,000.

The stadium is being demolished and a new one, with a capacity of 61,000, is being built on the same site.

Round 6 saw an average 97.44 % stadium capacity at Premier League grounds, the second best of the season to date after opening day.

Consecutive Champions League qualifications in every full season Wenger has been in charge, financially very stable and a top - of - the - bill 60.000 capacity stadium are his legacy to the next manager.

With an existing capacity of 20,000 and a modern train station next door, the facility could be readily transformed into another top quality boutique, modern, purpose built football stadium.

November 29 — Hull City set a season low attendance record in Round 13 of the Premier League filling just 70.69 % of their 25,886 capacity stadium.