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Saudi Plans 2034 World Cup Stadium 350m Above Ground

by Leadership News
1 year ago
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Saudi Arabia has submitted plans to build 11 stadiums – including one set 350 metres above ground level – as part of the country’s bid to host the 2034 World Cup.

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The proposed stadium in Neom, an as-yet-unbuilt city in the north-west of the country, will only be accessible via high-speed lifts and driverless vehicles.

The arena, which is part of the country’s ‘The Line’ project to diversify the kingdom’s economy away from oil, is set to host a quarter-final fixture.

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Saudi Arabia’s bid is uncontested and the country had until October’s deadline to submit its plans.

Of the 11 new stadiums, eight will be in the capital Riyadh – including the 92,760 King Salman International Stadium, which will host the opening game and the final.

The cities of Jeddah, Al Khobar and Abha will also host matches.

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The 2034 World Cup will be the first time the expanded tournament is held in just one country as a 48-team event.

The hosts are set to be confirmed by the FIFA congress on 11 December.

 

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