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| Current home to | Manchester City England » Premier League (step 1) |
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| Football visits | 55,491 (31.5% of our users have been here) |
| Other visits | 5,792 |
| Capacity | 55,097 |
| Address | Rowsley Street, Manchester, M11 3FF, England |
| Cost | £110m | Website | http://www.cityofmanchesterstadium.co.uk |
| Also known as | Eastlands, City of Manchester Stadium |
| Record attendance | 54,693 Manchester City 1-3 Leicester City 6th February 2016 |
| First game | Manchester City 5-0 The New Saints 14th August 2003 |
Fixture data compiled from multiple sources, please check before travelling.
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These are the average ratings for Etihad Stadium as submitted by our registered users.
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By: alexcraiggroundhop, a Coventry City supporter
Football grounds visited: 228 (92/92)
YouTube channel: Alex Craig Groundhopping
Review written by olibh an Altrincham supporter on 9th April 2023
Review written by lloydystark an Everton supporter on 2nd May 2020
Review written by bha52 a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter on 28th March 2020
Review written by trebor a Machynlleth supporter on 18th September 2016
“Come and enjoy the big match experience”
Review written by smithybridge-blue a Manchester City supporter on 30th March 2013
“Etihad Stadium - Manchester City”
Review written by walkerboii a Queens Park Rangers supporter on 3rd June 2012
Review written by hartmike1889 a Sheffield United supporter on 5th December 2011
Review written by facebook-user-105037 a Manchester City supporter on 29th March 2011
Review written by champions1981 an Aston Villa supporter on 7th December 2010
Review written by roverchris a Blackburn Rovers supporter on 7th July 2009
Review written by stuff10 a Sheffield United supporter on 27th April 2009
Review written by facebook-user-3266 a Southampton supporter on 19th March 2009
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Sunday 18th December 2022
Manchester City are looking at the possibility of expanding the Etihad Stadium.
The Premier League champions want to add at least another 6,500 seats, which would take the capacity to over 60,000.
This is most likely to be done by expanding the North Stand.
Man City are also looking to improve facilities outside the stadium, with a new covered fan zone, new shop and museum and a new hotel all under consideration.
Friday 19th March 2021
Manchester City are to reduce the capacity of the Etihad Stadium to make room for more advertising space around the pitch.
The Premier League leaders plan to remove the first 3 rows of the North, East and South stands to install double height digital advertising boards. This will reduce the capacity of the stadium by 1,100.
Season ticket holders in the affected areas have already been notified and will be allowed to move to any other area of the stadium without a price increase for next season.
The Etihad's total capacity will drop to around 54,000. City's average attendance before the pandemic was above this figure - a sad indication that the club is valuing advertising revenue over its own fans.
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