Macquarie Docklands - Revision history

Kelssek at 02:59, 23 July 2024

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	\| Latrobe Athletic<br/>		\| [[Latrobe Athletic]]<br/>
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	'''Macquarie Docklands''', often nicknamed ''The Dock'', is a stadium in [[Latrobe]], [[Kelssek]]. Its name is taken from the district in which it is located, a former port area along the river Yalumbia, two kilometres from the city's commercial centre. The stadium ~~is owned~~ and ~~operated by Latrobe Athletic~~ and ~~Football Club,~~ a ~~multi-sport club which uses~~ the ~~stadium as~~ the ~~home ground for its professional rugby union and soccer teams~~.		'''Macquarie Docklands''', often nicknamed ''The Dock'', is a stadium in [[Latrobe]], [[Kelssek]]. Its name is taken from the district in which it is located, a former port area along the river Yalumbia, two kilometres from the city's commercial centre. The stadium has a rectangular construction with seating capacity of 55,675 in its usual configuration for rugby and soccer. It features a retractable roof, and a heating and lighting system that allows the grass surface to be maintained throughout the year.

	The stadium ~~has~~ a ~~rectangular construction with seating capacity of 55,675 in~~ its ~~usual configuration for~~ rugby and soccer. ~~It features a retractable roof~~, ~~and a heating and lighting system that allows the grass surface to~~ be ~~maintained throughout the year~~.		The stadium is owned and operated by [[Latrobe Athletic]] and Football Club, a multi-sport club which uses the stadium as the home ground for its professional rugby union and soccer teams. Its name is referenced in the popular supporter chant ''Docklands Dream'': "They get my heart racing in their red and white, be my Docklands dream tonight".

	~~Macquarie Docklands~~ has hosted major international events, including matches for [[World Cup 46]], [[Cup of Harmony 77]], and the [[~~Rugby~~ World Cup]]. ~~The~~ stadium was selected to host the first-ever final of the [[IFCF]] [[Challengers Cup]].		It has hosted major international events, including matches for [[World Cup 46]], [[Cup of Harmony 77]], the [[Rugby World Cup]], and the group stage of [[World Cup 94]]. In international club football, the stadium was selected to host the first-ever final of the [[IFCF]] [[Challengers Cup]] and the final of the 67th [[Cup Winners' Cup]].
	==Major events==		==Major events==
	*~~1st~~ [[IFCF]] [[Challengers Cup]] final		*[[IFCF]] [[Challengers Cup 1]] final
	**{{UICAclublt\|Malabon SC\|AFT}} 1-0 {{UICAclublt\|Port Sebastian\|SCT}}		**{{UICAclublt\|Malabon SC\|AFT}} 1-0 {{UICAclublt\|Port Sebastian\|SCT}}
	*[[Cup of Harmony 77]]		*[[Cup of Harmony 77]]
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	***TJUN-ia 2-1 Sharktail		***TJUN-ia 2-1 Sharktail
	**Round of 16: Mercedini 2-1 Poafmersia		**Round of 16: Mercedini 2-1 Poafmersia
			*[[World Cup 94]]
			**HUElavia 3-4 Nephara
			**Tumbra 0-1 Valanora
			**Farfadillis 0-0 Cassadaigua
			*[[Cup Winners' Cup]] 67 final
			**{{UICAclublt\|Sterling City United\|DAR}} 1–0 {{UICAclublt\|Eyrods\|CMT}}
	[[Category:Stadiums]]		[[Category:Stadiums]]
	[[Category:Kelssek]]		[[Category:Kelssek]]

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			! Location
			\| [[Latrobe]], [[Kelssek]]
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			! Capacity
			\| 55,675
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			! Tenants
			\| Latrobe Athletic<br/>
			\|}
	'''Macquarie Docklands''', often nicknamed ''The Dock'', is a stadium in [[Latrobe]], [[Kelssek]]. Its name is taken from the district in which it is located, a former port area along the river Yalumbia, two kilometres from the city's commercial centre. The stadium is owned and operated by Latrobe Athletic and Football Club, a multi-sport club which uses the stadium as the home ground for its professional rugby union and soccer teams.		'''Macquarie Docklands''', often nicknamed ''The Dock'', is a stadium in [[Latrobe]], [[Kelssek]]. Its name is taken from the district in which it is located, a former port area along the river Yalumbia, two kilometres from the city's commercial centre. The stadium is owned and operated by Latrobe Athletic and Football Club, a multi-sport club which uses the stadium as the home ground for its professional rugby union and soccer teams.

	The stadium has a rectangular construction with seating capacity of 55,675 in its usual configuration for rugby and soccer. It features a retractable roof, and a heating and lighting system that allows the grass surface to be maintained throughout the year.		The stadium has a rectangular construction with seating capacity of 55,675 in its usual configuration for rugby and soccer. It features a retractable roof, and a heating and lighting system that allows the grass surface to be maintained throughout the year.

	Macquarie Docklands has hosted major international events, including matches for [[World Cup 46]] and the [[Rugby World Cup]]. The stadium was selected to host the first-ever final of the [[IFCF]] [[~~Challenger's~~ Cup]].		Macquarie Docklands has hosted major international events, including matches for [[World Cup 46]], [[Cup of Harmony 77]], and the [[Rugby World Cup]]. The stadium was selected to host the first-ever final of the [[IFCF]] [[Challengers Cup]].
	==Major events==		==Major events==
	*1st [[IFCF]] [[~~Challenger's~~ Cup]] final		*1st [[IFCF]] [[Challengers Cup]] final
	**{{UICAclublt\|Malabon SC\|AFT}} 1-0 {{UICAclublt\|Port Sebastian\|SCT}}		**{{UICAclublt\|Malabon SC\|AFT}} 1-0 {{UICAclublt\|Port Sebastian\|SCT}}
			*[[Cup of Harmony 77]]
			**Group stage
			***Northwest Kalactin 1-2 Krytenia
			***South Covello 1-1 Legalese
			***Maccian 2-2 Delaclava
			***Alba & Cymru 0-2 Flavovespia
			***TJUN-ia 2-1 Sharktail
			**Round of 16: Mercedini 2-1 Poafmersia

	[[Category:Stadiums]]		[[Category:Stadiums]]
	[[Category:Kelssek]]		[[Category:Kelssek]]

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'''Macquarie Docklands''', often nicknamed ''The Dock'', is a stadium in [[Latrobe]], [[Kelssek]]. Its name is taken from the district in which it is located, a former port area along the river Yalumbia, two kilometres from the city's commercial centre. The stadium is owned and operated by Latrobe Athletic and Football Club, a multi-sport club which uses the stadium as the home ground for its professional rugby union and soccer teams.

The stadium has a rectangular construction with seating capacity of 55,675 in its usual configuration for rugby and soccer. It features a retractable roof, and a heating and lighting system that allows the grass surface to be maintained throughout the year.

Macquarie Docklands has hosted major international events, including matches for [[World Cup 46]] and the [[Rugby World Cup]]. The stadium was selected to host the first-ever final of the [[IFCF]] [[Challenger's Cup]].
==Major events==
*1st [[IFCF]] [[Challenger's Cup]] final
**{{UICAclublt|Malabon SC|AFT}} 1-0 {{UICAclublt|Port Sebastian|SCT}}

[[Category:Stadiums]]
[[Category:Kelssek]]