Facts
- The total area of the construction site (including mobilization areas) is 254,907 m²
- The land (including pitch), where the Stadium is located, is 46,780 m²
- The height of the new stadium is 54m from pitch level to the top of the roof.
- There are 227 lavatories with 471 toilets and 333 wash basins.
- Over 120,000 m³ of concrete were poured during construction of the Stadium
- Approximately 4,300 tonnes of steel were used for construction
- Approximately 3,800 tonnes of steel were used for the roof structure.
- Total glazing area is approximately 24,000 m²
- The total area of the tiers is approximately 70,000 m²
- The size of the football field is 105 m × 68 m (344 ft × 223 ft)
- 7,668 m2 (82,538 sq ft) natural turf will be used with 2,201 m2 (23,691 sq ft) synthetic turf
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