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Monday, October 12th, 2026, 3:23 am

Etihad Stadium: Project Done?

With Co-op Live and then the hotels, the Etihad Stadium has been like a construction site since COVID-19 began 7 years ago

Manchester City FC Etihad Stadium Expansion Update 11-10-2026

Yesyerday we fed about 80 birds (maybe more) when there were sunny spells. We saw several more lodged under a bridge (at ManCity stadium) on the way back, but we had run out of food at that point. It looks like the ManCity stadium (or Etihad Stadium) is nearly finished with the construction work. Some bits and niggles will need adjusting and polishing off, but no construction equipment is visible anymore (none in sight to a visitor).

Many fans from Paris will probably flock here this week, ahead of the match on Wednesday night. PSG fans are notoriously violent these days (ask Hungary).

The following night Barack Obama gives a talk there.

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