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Allianz Stadium is the newest in the Allianz family of seven stadiums in seven countries around the world. It opened its doors to the public in August 2022.
Allianz Stadium brings a world-class venue and an unmatched fan experience to one of the most iconic sporting precincts in the world. Next door to the Sydney Cricket Ground, Allianz Stadium is a state-of-the-art multi-purpose venue, built for the future of sport and entertainment in Australia.
Our sponsorship of the stadium aligns with Allianz Group’s global association with world-class sports partnerships, including the iconic Allianz Arena in Munich. These initiatives bring communities together to enjoy soccer, rugby league, rugby union and baseball, as well as international concert artists and important cultural events.
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Allianz Group has invested in a family of stadiums as part of its global commitment to bring communities together and do good through sport. Built on our values, Allianz Stadium raises the bar in every sense.
Allianz Stadium brings unique public spaces together with lifestyle and recreational facilities for an unparalleled fan experience. Designed to create a vibrant atmosphere with steep seating angles positioned to bring 42,500 fans closer to the action, all seated comfortably undercover.
Since 1903, the original Sydney Sports Ground and No.2 Ground were used to host an array of sports, from NSWRL games to motor cycle and car speedway racing. The Sydney Sports Ground and No.2 Ground were eventually demolished to allow for the building of the Sydney Football Stadium, which opened in 1988.
Now Allianz Stadium, the venue has been home to some of the most memorable moments in Australian sports history. Along with hosting the Kangaroos, Wallabies, and Socceroos, Allianz Stadium has also been the home ground of the Sydney Roosters, NSW Waratahs, and Sydney FC.
The Stadium has hosted international matches, including rugby league and rugby union, featuring the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Ireland, Argentina and South Africa. In 2000, it was also the venue for the Olympic women’s gold medal soccer match, where Norway defeated the USA in front of 22,848 fans.
The Allianz Stadium closure in late 2018 paved the way for the stadium’s transformation into a new world-class sporting venue. The goal of the redevelopment was to create a stadium with improved sightlines for spectators, a full-coverage roof, increased food and beverage options, and significantly improved amenities.
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