ETIHAD STADIUM Through the years from 2001 to 2026 in Pictures

Step back in time and explore the evolution of Etihad Stadium, home of Manchester City, through a stunning collection of images! From its construction for the 2002 Commonwealth Games to becoming one of the most iconic football stadiums in the Premier League, this video takes you on a visual journey of Etihad's transformation. Discover how the stadium has grown and changed, from early days to the expansions that increased its capacity to 53,400, hosting some of the biggest moments in football history. Whether you're a die-hard City fan or just a football enthusiast, this visual tour of Etihad Stadium will captivate you.This video also include future plans for the stadium for renovations and expansions.
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[@StadiumVilla]

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[@mightymartinpetrov]

I love how often on these sorts of videos you get a picture of what was called the Etihad Stadium (now Marvel Stadium) in Melbourne.

[@joelhibbard1482]

Your way off with that prediction on the thumbnail mate

[@ABDULAZIZJABANG-c1w]

😂😂😂😂

[@user-df5kr3ld4r]

What a club!!!

[@marcFruhinsfeld]

A fucked Club

[@gamingrobloxcommunity]

2:33 - The picture wasn't even from this year. If you look closely at the top adboards their sponsor at that time was still Nike and now, its PUMA

[@FedericoBBCS]

Manchester City, in addition to the stadium, is building its own city within the city, LOOOL

[@aboiaboi4508]

0:58 how they remove running track?

[@Matthew_Rushton]

They excavated downwards to add an extra tier, so the area where the track was is now all seating. They then closed off the northern end with a permanent North Stand, the whole lot was done for about £40m

[@iainmaley3319]

@@Matthew_Rushton £40M went a lot further in 2002

[@razer0072073]

2:57 3:20

[@chrishenshall6729]

It wasn't city that paid for it it was Manchester

[@bluemoonedits8874]

manchester paid for most and a small bit was by city

[@marcFruhinsfeld]

I think the city football group will pay for the expansion.

[@ahmedgoot7658]

What an ugly stadium, I can't wait for 2026 !

[@jamieyoud6505]

Manchester Council own it city lease it

[@KeanoR850]

Can’t fill it now!! There are going to be an awful lot of empty seats!!!