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Three of the Best Stadiums to Have Hosted the Champions League Final

Munich - Allianz ArenaThe Champions League final is always one of the most anticipated sporting events on the calendar, and this prestigious occasion tends to require a venue to match. A number of different stadiums have hosted this showpiece event since the tournament was rebranded in 1992, with some locations proving far more memorable than others. The venue must be a Category 4 stadium in order to qualify for hosting duties, whilst a capacity of over 70,000 is also preferred. We take a look at three stadiums which have proven to be the perfect place to stage this annual extravaganza.

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EFL Newcomers Harrogate Town May Have to Start Scouting for a New Site

Harrogate Town's promotion to the Football League for the first time in their history was undoubtedly one of the stories of the summer. Their 3-1 victory over Notts County saw Simon Weaver's side cap off a superb twelve months, and they will finally get the opportunity to compete in the EFL next season.

Major League Soccer Stadiums: 5 grounds that show MLS is destined to be America’s favourite sports league

Orlando City StadiumMajor League Soccer kicked of its 24th season of play in 2019. It has been a long hard road for the professional soccer league in the United States and Canada, and its success was never a given. Along with adding higher profile players and coaches, MLS has increased interest due to the stadiums being constructed by clubs. Now, most of MLS’s 24 teams play in their own stadiums rather than sharing oversized NFL venues.

Smartphone Innovations for Next Generation Football Stadiums

Next generation football stadiumsNobody could have predicted that taking your phone to a football stadium would be such an important thing 15 years ago, but these days many fans decide not to come to a match for fear of their phones dying or because they don't want to have a slower Internet connection for as little as two hours.

3 weird stadiums in the world

Braga - Municipal de BragaYou might have heard about Wembley Stadium which is currently the temporary home of Tottenham Hotspur. You probably would be familiar with Camp Nou which can accommodate a staggering 90, 354 spectators. And you may know about Old Trafford and the Emirates Stadium.rnHowever, you probably would not have heard about the stadiums that we are going to talk about here. The following stadiums are some of the strangest stadiums in the world.

Moving to a new football stadium

New football stadiumMoving to a new stadium comes with its pitfalls for a football team. First of all, the club has to spend a lot of money to build a new stadium. This means the club will not be able to improve their squad of players with new signings due to the limited budget. Secondly, players often experience a dip in their performance due to a change in their surroundings.