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©  Borussia Dortmund

Bundesliga: Borussia Dortmund donate €1m for the extension of the Yad Vashem Memorial (Israel)

Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga) will make a donation of €1m to finance the extension of the Yad Vashem Memorial, The World Holocaust Remembrance Center, located in Jerusalem (Israel), announced the club on 02/04/2019. Four other German companies - the car manufacturers Daimler AG and Volkswagen…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Marketing - Communication, Social Responsibility
• Article # 144090
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©  Liverpool FC

Premier League: Liverpool FC freezes its 2019-20 season ticket and general admission prices

Liverpool FC (Premier League) has launched its 2019-20 season ticket renewal campaign for fans to attend all 19 Premier League matches at Anfield (53,394 capacity) at prices ranging from £685 to £869 (€800 to €1,014, excluding discounts and hospitality), according to the Merseyside club on…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Marketing - Communication, Stadiums
• Article # 144136
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©  MUFC

Premier League: attendance for Matchday 32 of 2018-19 (41,373 spectators on average per game)

Matchday 32 of the 2018-19 Premier League season drew an average of 41,373 spectators per game, from 30/03 to 01/04/2019. The average fill rate was nearly 99%. Manchester United FC - Watford FC (2-1), on Saturday 30/03/2019 (kick-off at 16:00 CET), was the game that posted the best attendance…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Authorities, Stadiums
• Article # 144112
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©  Real Madrid

Real Madrid CF: redevelopment of the Santiago Bernabéu should begin at the end of the 2018-19 season

"We have received approval for the work and we are in the analysis phase. That's why I want you to know that next week, we will sign the final contract and during the month of April (2019) we will begin allocating the projects with the aim of starting as soon as possible when this season (2018-19…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Marketing - Communication, Stadiums, …
• Article # 144087
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©  BVB

Bundesliga: attendance for Matchday 27 of 2018-19 (45,280 spectators on average per game)

Matchday 27 of the 2018-19 Bundesliga season drew an average of 45,280 spectators per game, from 29 to 31/03/2019. The average fill rate was nearly 96%. Borussia Dortmund - VfL Wolfsburg (2-0), on Saturday 30/03/2019 (kick-off at 15:30 CET), was the match that posted the best attendance with…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Authorities, Stadiums
• Article # 143881
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©  FCB

LaLiga Santander: attendance for Matchday 29 of 2018-19 (29,257 spectators on average per game)

Matchday 29 of the 2018-19 LaLiga Santander season drew an average of 29,257 spectators per game, from 29 to 31/03/2019. The average fill rate was close to 79%. FC Barcelona - RCD Espanyol (2-0), on Saturday 30/03/2019 (kick-off at 16:15 CET), was the match which posted the best attendance…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Authorities, Stadiums
• Article # 143882
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©  Juventus FC

Serie A TIM: attendance for Matchday 29 of 2018-19 (27,411 spectators on average per game)

Matchday 29 of the 2018-19 Serie A TIM season drew an average of 27,411 spectators per game, from 29 to 31/03/2019. The average fill rate was 68%. FC Internazionale Milano - SS Lazio (0-1), the final game of the matchday, on Sunday 31/03/2019 (kick-off at 20:30 CET), was the game that posted…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Authorities, Stadiums
• Article # 143952
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©  THFC

Tottenham Hotspur FC: frozen season ticket rates for the 2019-20 season the first in its new stadium

Tottenham Hotspur FC (Premier League) has announced a frozen rates for its 2019-20 season ticket campaign to attend all of the club's 19 matches at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,062 capacity), with prices ranging from £795 (€925) to £2,200 (€2,560), on 18/03/2019. Season ticket renewals will…
Domain(s): Clubs
• Category(ies): Marketing - Communication, Stadiums
• Article # 143975
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©  G2 Strategic

"Ironically US sports leagues are socialist, while European sports is a wild west" (M. Glickman, G2)

"Ironically, the U.S. sports leagues are run on a relatively socialist distribution model, while in Europe the sports business is a complete free-market wild, wild west, where in the end something like 90% of the revenue goes to probably less than 10% of the clubs in Europe. As a result, in…
Domain(s): Clubs, Public Authorities & Regulations
• Category(ies): Ticketing, Marketing - Communication, Clubs, …
• Article # 143280
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