ETHIAD STADIIUM HOSPITALITY

OFFICIAL HOSPITALITY AT THE ETHIAD STADIUM

Also known as the City of Manchester Stadium, the Etihad is a multi-purpose sports stadium which is best known for being the home of Manchester City Football Club. Originally built to host the athletics events of the 2002 Manchester Commonwealth Games, the Etihad was converted to better suit the hosting of football after the end of that event.

Now holding a maximum capacity of 55,097, the stadium is the eighth largest in the UK and has hosted major rugby league and rugby union matches and a world title boxing bout, alongside its regular diet of top flight football action.