Hybrid grass field to be installed at Black Sea Batumi stadium
UK-based SIS Pitches will be responsible for installing the hybrid grass field at Batumi stadium, while a local construction company Anagi will modernise it. Photo: Anagi.
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The new football stadium of Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Batumi will soon have a hybrid field cover, announces Adjara Project Management Company.
UK-based SIS Pitches will be responsible for installing the hybrid grass field at Batumi stadium, while a local construction company Anagi will modernise it.
Hybrid grass fields are installed at some of the major football stadiums in the world such as San Siro Stadium in Milan and Camp Nou in Barcelona.
Batumi stadium was opened in October 2020. Photo: Anagi.
Installing hybrid grass fields help the stadium to stand up to all the challenges provided by busy stadia, competitive sports activity and environmental conditions. It gives more playing hours and faster pitch recovery.
In spring this year Batumi stadium will host the Georgian National League games.
In 2023 the UEFA European Under-21 Championship will be held at Batumi stadium.
Batumi stadium complies with Category IV of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) standards.
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Football fans in Georgia’s Black Sea resort city of Batumi will soon be able to watch football matches at a new, modern stadium with the capacity to hold 20,000 spectators. Named Batumi Stadium, the construction is expected to be completed by late 2020.
Football fans in Georgia’s Black Sea resort city Batumi will soon be able to watch football matches at a new, modern stadium boasting a capacity of 20,000 spectators.
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Batumi Stadium in Georgia’s Black Sea city has received a prize promoted as a “real estate Oscar” for best public infrastructure, the regional Government of Adjara announced on Friday.