Stadium Konueira - Revision history

Kelssek at 14:20, 23 May 2024

2024-05-23T14:20:00Z

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	'''Stadium Konueira''' is a multi-purpose stadium located in the East End district of central [[Burnaby]]. It is owned and operated by the Public Installations Directorate, an agency of the Konueira regional government. The stadium regularly hosts [[Kelssek ~~Football League~~]] and [[Rugby Superleague]] matches as home ground of [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Burnaby Lions]] respectively.		'''Stadium Konueira''' is a multi-purpose stadium located in the East End district of central [[Burnaby]]. It is owned and operated by the Public Installations Directorate, an agency of the Konueira regional government. The stadium regularly hosts [[Kelssek Championship]] and [[Rugby Superleague]] matches as home ground of [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Burnaby Lions]] respectively.

	Opened in 138 FE with a capacity of 55,000, the stadium was renovated and refurbished in 182 to expand the capacity to over 60,000 and install a retractable roof, which is equipped for light shows with a particular eye for hosting high-profile music events, along with a centre-hung high-definition scoreboard.		Opened in 138 FE with a capacity of 55,000, the stadium was renovated and refurbished in 182 to expand the capacity to over 60,000 and install a retractable roof, which is equipped for light shows with a particular eye for hosting high-profile music events, along with a centre-hung high-definition scoreboard.

	It has hosted the [[Patriotes Cup]] final three times and is occasionally used for home matches of the [[Kelssek national football team]]. The stadium was used for several [[Cup of Harmony 77]] matches, most notably the round of 16 match between Poafmersia and Busoga Islands, a quarterfinal between Squornshelous and Vdara, and the third-place playoff in which [[Mercedini]] won 4-2 against [[Astograth]]. ~~It hosted matches in [[World Cup 94]] most notably the quarterfinal match which saw Farfadillis win 3-2 against Pemecutan, and~~ was selected to host the [[IFCF]] [[Champions League]] [[Champions League 16 final\|16 final]].		It has hosted the [[Patriotes Cup]] final three times and is occasionally used for home matches of the [[Kelssek national football team]]. The stadium was used for several [[Cup of Harmony 77]] matches, most notably the round of 16 match between Poafmersia and Busoga Islands, a quarterfinal between Squornshelous and Vdara, and the third-place playoff in which [[Mercedini]] won 4-2 against [[Astograth]].

			The stadium was selected to host the [[IFCF]] [[Champions League]] [[Champions League 16 final\|16 final]], one of the key reasons that Burnaby SC decided to finance upgrades and a capacity expansion to meet the requirements to host the event. This resulted however in the horror of their biggest rivals [[Kirkenes FC]] winning the world championship in their own stadium. Subsequently, the stadium hosted [[World Cup 94]] matches, most notably the quarterfinal which saw Farfadillis win 3-2 against Pemecutan.
	[[Category:Stadiums]]		[[Category:Stadiums]]
	[[Category:Kelssek]]		[[Category:Kelssek]]

>Kelssek at 15:24, 30 August 2023

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	'''Stadium Konueira''' is a multi-purpose stadium located in the East End district of central [[Burnaby]]. It is owned and operated by the Public Installations Directorate, an agency of the Konueira regional government. The stadium regularly hosts [[Kelssek Football League]] and [[Rugby Superleague]] matches as home ground of [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Burnaby Lions]] respectively.		'''Stadium Konueira''' is a multi-purpose stadium located in the East End district of central [[Burnaby]]. It is owned and operated by the Public Installations Directorate, an agency of the Konueira regional government. The stadium regularly hosts [[Kelssek Football League]] and [[Rugby Superleague]] matches as home ground of [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Burnaby Lions]] respectively.

	Opened in 138 FE with a capacity of 55,000, the stadium was renovated and refurbished in 182 to expand the capacity to over 60,000 and install a retractable roof.		Opened in 138 FE with a capacity of 55,000, the stadium was renovated and refurbished in 182 to expand the capacity to over 60,000 and install a retractable roof, which is equipped for light shows with a particular eye for hosting high-profile music events, along with a centre-hung high-definition scoreboard.

	The stadium was used for several [[Cup of Harmony 77]] matches, most notably the round of 16 match between Poafmersia and Busoga Islands, a quarterfinal between Squornshelous and Vdara, and the third-place playoff in which [[Mercedini]] won 4-2 against [[Astograth]]. It ~~has~~ hosted ~~the~~ [[~~Patriotes~~ Cup]] ~~final three times~~ and ~~is occasionally used for home matches of~~ the [[~~Kelssek national football team~~]].		It has hosted the [[Patriotes Cup]] final three times and is occasionally used for home matches of the [[Kelssek national football team]]. The stadium was used for several [[Cup of Harmony 77]] matches, most notably the round of 16 match between Poafmersia and Busoga Islands, a quarterfinal between Squornshelous and Vdara, and the third-place playoff in which [[Mercedini]] won 4-2 against [[Astograth]]. It hosted matches in [[World Cup 94]] most notably the quarterfinal match which saw Farfadillis win 3-2 against Pemecutan, and was selected to host the [[IFCF]] [[Champions League]] [[Champions League 16 final\|16 final]].
	[[Category:Stadiums]]		[[Category:Stadiums]]
	[[Category:Kelssek]]		[[Category:Kelssek]]

>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations Square
Burnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."

2023-05-11T13:18:42Z

Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations Square Burnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."

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>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations Square
Burnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."

2023-05-11T13:18:42Z

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{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%"
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|+ Stadium Konueira
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| colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | [[File:Friends Arena, Stockholm.jpg|300px]]
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! Location
| 2 Nations Square [[Burnaby]], [[Kelssek]]
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! Public transit
| [[File:BSicon_CLRV.svg|15px]] '''M''' Nations
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! Capacity
| 60,471
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! Tenants
| [[Burnaby Lions]], [[Burnaby SC]]
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'''Stadium Konueira''' is a multi-purpose stadium located in the East End district of central [[Burnaby]]. It is owned and operated by the Public Installations Directorate, an agency of the Konueira regional government. The stadium regularly hosts [[Kelssek Football League]] and [[Rugby Superleague]] matches as home ground of [[Burnaby SC]] and [[Burnaby Lions]] respectively.

Opened in 138 FE with a capacity of 55,000, the stadium was renovated and refurbished in 182 to expand the capacity to over 60,000 and install a retractable roof.

The stadium was used for several [[Cup of Harmony 77]] matches, most notably the round of 16 match between Poafmersia and Busoga Islands, a quarterfinal between Squornshelous and Vdara, and the third-place playoff in which [[Mercedini]] won 4-2 against [[Astograth]]. It has hosted the [[Patriotes Cup]] final three times and is occasionally used for home matches of the [[Kelssek national football team]].
[[Category:Stadiums]]
[[Category:Kelssek]]

Stadium Konueira - Revision history

Kelssek at 14:20, 23 May 2024

>Kelssek at 15:24, 30 August 2023

>Kelssek at 15:24, 30 August 2023

>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations SquareBurnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."

>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations SquareBurnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."

>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations Square
Burnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."

>Kelssek: Created page with "{| class="infobox" align="right" width="30%" |- |+ Stadium Konueira |- | colspan=2 style="text-align:center" | 300px |- ! Location | 2 Nations Square
Burnaby, Kelssek |- ! Public transit | 15px '''M''' Nations |- ! Capacity | 60,471..."