Murrayfield Stadium facts for kids
Murrayfield Stadium is a very famous sports venue located in Edinburgh, Scotland. It is the official home ground for the Scottish national rugby team. This large stadium is where many exciting rugby matches and other big events take place.
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A Look Back: Murrayfield's History
Murrayfield Stadium was first built a long time ago, in 1925. It was created specifically for rugby, to give the Scottish team a proper home. Later, in 1995, the stadium was updated and made even better. This renovation helped to modernize the facilities for both players and fans.
How Many People Can Murrayfield Hold?
Murrayfield Stadium is a truly massive place. It has seats for 67,800 people. This means a huge crowd can gather to cheer on their favorite teams. The stadium once held a record for the most people at a rugby union match. In 1975, an incredible 104,000 fans watched Scotland play Wales there. It was an amazing day for rugby history!
What Happens at Murrayfield?
While rugby is its main purpose, Murrayfield Stadium also hosts other big events. It has been used for American football games and even large music concerts. Many famous bands and artists have performed here. It is a key part of the sports and entertainment scene in Edinburgh.
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Interior of Murrayfield, with seating showing the Flag of Scotland, the Saltire
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Interior of Murrayfield
See also
In Spanish: Estadio Murrayfield para niños
