ICC Women’s T20 World Cup will be held across seven iconic venues: Lord’s, Old Trafford, Headingley, Edgbaston, The Oval, ...

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Old Trafford is the home of Manchester United ... In the 1990s it was extended to seat 75,765 - more than any other club football ground in Britain.

Take a look at the plans for Manchester United's new stadium as they aim to build an "iconic" new 100,000-seater ground close to Old Trafford. Pictures from architects Foster and Partners.

Old Trafford, also known as Emirates Old Trafford, home to the Lancashire Cricket Club, is located south of the Manchester city centre. It is also home to the famous football club Manchester United.

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Rather than develop Old Trafford, the club will build a new stadium on land surrounding their existing home as part of a wider regeneration of the area. United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said ...

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Old Trafford is a football stadium in Greater Manchester and home to Manchester United football club. It is the largest club ground in the United Kingdom and the second-largest overall after Wembley.

Old Trafford is the home of Manchester United ... In the 1990s it was extended to seat 75,765 - more than any other club football ground in Britain.