With the World Cup into the knockout stage and Wimbledon getting underway, Victoria Hills reflects on the common links between construction and top-level sport

The club acquired a 25-acre site 350m north-west of the current stadium from Indurent.

The latest contract clinic question comes from a contractor who has been invited to bid a football ground rebuild

Oxford United’s new 16,000 capacity stadium will be the country’s first mid-sized all-electric football venue. Mott MacDonald’s Steve Mills explains

For contractors, a stadium project can be a triumph – or mean a major loss. Kristina Smith asked three experts what the ingredients of a successful stadium project should be.

What’s driving the growth in demountable venues for events like Abba Voyage? Mott MacDonald’s Rob Sayce looks at the financial, design, and construction drivers.

Aston Villa Football Club has set out new plans to refurbish and expand the North Stand at its stadium in Birmingham.

Football grounds increasingly host non-sporting events such as concerts, and Manchester United’s planned new stadium will be no different. This means different challenges for designers and constructors.

Manchester United has disclosed sophisticated computer-generated images showing how its planned 100,000-seater stadium in the Old Trafford area of the city would look like.

Edgbaston Cricket Ground has been granted planning permission by Birmingham City Council for a major ground redevelopment project that will include a new on-site hotel.

Wrexham AFC has unveiled the plans for its new Populous-designed Kop Stand at the Club’s STōK Cae Ras stadium.

Luton Borough Council has approved Luton Town FC’s plans to build a 25,000-capacity new stadium at the heart of the town centre.

New sports venues should be constructed with greater environmental transparency in the supply chain and more consideration given to use of hybrid, temporary or portable structures, according to a new report.

Luton Town Football Club has submitted plans for a new 25,000-capacity stadium at its Power Court site in Luton town centre.

Works are underway to install the outer roof sections on the north stand of the new Everton Stadium.

Ahead of the new Premier League season starting this weekend, in part 2 of our feature on clubs planning to increase their ground capacities, CM looks at the projects that are a little further into the future.

The new Premier League season starts this weekend, and many clubs are planning to increase their ground capacities. In the first of a two-part feature, CM looks at the stadium redevelopment projects planned – or already underway.

The new Anfield Road stand, which contractor Buckingham is building for Liverpool Football Club, is two months behind schedule.