World Cup 2018 at Kingston Communications Stadium in Hull?
The Kingston Communications Stadium was first opened in 2002, it is home to Hull City A.F.C of the English football league championship and Hull F.C of the Rugby League. The stadium was first opened on 18th December 2002 with a friendly match between Hull City and Sunderland. The hosts were 1-0 victors with Steve Melton having the honour of first goalscorer at the stadium.
Located in the city of Kingston upon Hull and named after sponsors Kingston Communications. The KC stadium is owned by the local council and has played host to a number of major music concerts as well as hosting the England under 21 football team and the Tri-Nations Rugby league tournament.
2018 World Cup Matches in Hull?
It is a 25,404 capacity all seater stadium and features a single tier asymmetrical bowl which holds 20,000 spectators and a second tier on the West stand which holds 5,000. There are plans for a second tier on the East stand which would bring the capacity up to 30,000. The football league named the venue as the ‘best ground’ at the 2006 football league awards.
It may be deemed too small in capacity to host matches at World Cup 2018 with nearby Elland Road and Hillsborough boasting 40,000 capacities. But what this stadium lacks in size it makes up for in stature. A truly modern masterpiece of a stadium and one of the more impressive in the modern game.
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April 13th, 2008 at 7:16 pm
best ground in the world which is home to best team in world
April 13th, 2008 at 7:18 pm
Well we hope to see you in the Premier league next season!
December 14th, 2008 at 12:26 am
HULL ARE PREMIER LEAUGE MATERIAL CZ WERE THERE!!!!
December 21st, 2008 at 8:03 pm
Even though I attend the KC every other week for the football, i would have to say no to a World Cup match at the KC in 2018. However, if Mr. Duffen (Hull City Chairman) gets his check book out, and puts an extra 7,000 on the East Stand, I think i’d approve of the
December 21st, 2008 at 8:04 pm
Even though I attend the KC every other week for the football, i would have to say no to a World Cup match at the KC in 2018. However, if Mr. Duffen (Hull City Chairman) gets his check book out, and puts an extra 7,000 on the East Stand, I think i’d approve of the KC being a venue in 2018
December 23rd, 2008 at 12:37 am
Yes if Mr Duffen expands it and they is a train station built next to it. Hull Concil should pay the money to build a train line and expand the stadium because the money from all the world cup fans would really benefit Hull.