Riverside Stadium

E656507

Riverside Stadium is a modern football stadium in Middlesbrough, England, best known as the home ground of Middlesbrough F.C.

All labels observed (2)

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf football stadium
allSeater true
category Buildings and structures in Middlesbrough
Football venues in England
Sports venues in North Yorkshire
country England
designFeature bowl-style layout
cantilever roof
hasFacility club shop
executive boxes
hospitality suites
media facilities
ticket office
training pitch nearby
hasHosted England under-21 internationals
FA Cup matches
League Cup matches
Premier League matches
UEFA Cup matches
international football matches
hasStand East Stand
North Stand
South Stand
West Stand
homeStadiumOf Middlesbrough F.C.
locatedIn Middlesbrough
North Yorkshire
Teesside
locatedOn banks of the River Tees
namedAfter its riverside location
nearbyTransport A66 road
Middlesbrough railway station
opened 1995
openingDate 1995-08-26
owner Middlesbrough F.C.
primaryUse association football
replaced Ayresome Park
safetyCompliance all-seater regulations after Taylor Report
scoreboardType electronic
seatingCapacity 34988
surface grass
tenant Middlesbrough F.C.
usedFor concerts
other sporting events

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Middlesbrough F.C. homeStadium Riverside Stadium
Middlesbrough F.C. ground Riverside Stadium
Middlesbrough F.C. playsHomeMatchesAt Riverside Stadium
Middlesbrough footballClubStadium Riverside Stadium
Middlesbrough Football Club homeStadium Riverside Stadium
subject linked to: Boro
Middlesbrough Football Club playsHomeMatchesAt Riverside Stadium
subject linked to: Boro
Ayresome Park replacedBy Riverside Stadium
Ayresome Park successorStadiumLocation Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough docks area
linked to: Riverside Stadium