"It's very early in the journey, but it's an amazing opportunity that we've got, not just for Manchester United, but for the region, she told We Built This City podcast. Whilst we'll build a stadium that's great for our team and for the club and our fans, it's so much more than that. It's become a regional project and probably will be one of the biggest in Europe."
"As such, it's bigger than us at Manchester United. So, we needed to get support and work with a lot of stakeholders across Manchester and central government. It's not just a Manchester United vision. It's a vision for the region. It's a vision for Trafford and it's a vision for Manchester, and that's why Andy Burnham [the mayor of Greater Manchester] and Trafford council are really keen to work with us."
"Show key events only Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature After losing their campaign opener against Lyonnes, Arsenal are on the board in the Women's Champions League after beating Benfica. But there's still plenty of work to do: Arsenal's midfielder Mariona Caldentey said almost everything' needs to be better after a laboured defeat of Benfica secured the holders' first win of the Champions League campaign."
Arsenal beat Benfica to record their first Women's Champions League win after losing the opener to Lyonnes, but the performance was laboured and midfielder Mariona Caldentey said almost everything needs to be better. Maccabi Tel Aviv fans will not be allowed to attend their Europa League meeting with Aston Villa next month. Manchester United chief operating officer Collette Roche described construction of a new stadium to replace Old Trafford as an opportunity to drive regional regeneration, calling it a regional project requiring stakeholder and government support. Manchester United travel to Liverpool while on a three-match losing streak.
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