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The Allianz Arena stadium replaced the Olympic Stadium (see post Frei Otto, Günther Behnish. Olympic Stadium. Munich) as home of local teams' football matches.

In its favour it has the fully-covered seating, a host of commercial spaces underneath the stands, comparable to that of a shopping mall (event rooms, souvenir shops, restaurants, club offices, several food and refreshment kiosks, etc) four 4-storey carparks and an image which can be recognized from the motorway. The seating capacity is slightly less, 66,000  compared to 69,000. Against it, it is completely isolated from its surroundings, having the character of an impregnable fort and some carelessly designed indoor and intermediary spaces.  The reason, according to the authors (see El Croquis 129/30 p276), is that all these areas are subject to the changes which the users will induce.

The emphasis is placed on the shell, previously tested out with less means on the St Jakob Stadium of Basel, and in the form of a crater, itself setting a precedent for the  Olympic stadium of Beijing 2008.

Photos taken by a+t, available under request.

Herzog & de Meuron
Allianz Arena
Werner-Heisenberg-Allee 25
Munich  2005

Bayern Munchen Vs Hamburg live stream coverage of German Bundesliga football from Allianz Arena, Munich on 28-02-10, Kick-Off 16:30 UK Time. Watch free online live streaming of this German Bundesliga football match. Match highlights and goals video will be next after the live match. Bayern Munchen are in very good form despite the busy past two week they had in domestic and in Europe.

Bayern Munchen to host Hamburger at Allianz Arena; a big match in German League as the two top sides will battle tonight. Bayern recently had defeated the Italian side Fiorentina in European football while Hamburg was also impressive against Dutch side PSV in midweek. Both sides are strong and very well organized as the statistics show.

Last 6 results for Bayern Munchen

Nurnberg – Bayern Munich 1 – 1
Bayern Munich – Fiorentina 2 – 1
Bayern Munich – Borussia Dortmund 3 – 1
Wolfsburg – Bayern Munich 1 – 3
Bayern Munich – Mainz 3 – 0
Werder Bremen – Bayern Munich 2 – 3

Last 6 results for Hamburg

3 – 2 PSV – Hamburg
0 – 0 Hamburg – Eintracht Frankfurt
1 – 0 Hamburg – PSV
1 – 3 VfB Stuttgart – Hamburg
3 – 3 Cologne – Hamburg
1 – 1 Hamburg – Wolfsburg

Bayern Munchen Vs Hamburg

Watch Live Streaming of the Match

Match Kick-off time: Sunday 28 February 2010, 16:30 UK Time.

Bayern Munich Vs Hamburg(1-0)

All Goals video and Match highlights

These are the flags you’ll have to be waving this week in addition to that of your own country, because…

-…this is a week of international friendlies, as the managers of the national teams try to make the best of their time before South Africa, and the club coaches are left fiddling their thumbs and praying for the health of their assets. Eleven first-team Barça players have been called away from Pep this time, and should you want to keep an eye of them, here’s a handy guide:

-Tuesday, March 2nd (19,05 CET, 12,05 CST): Liechtenstein vs Spain (U21); the Rojita will try to start their journey to the European U21 Cup with a victory, helped by Jeffren, at the El Torralín Stadium, in Ponferrada; Bojan Krkic, who used to be the star of this team, wasn’t called up, so it seems it’s not only Pep who tends to ignore him.

-Tuesday, March 2nd (21,05 CET, 14,05 CST): Ireland vs Brazil, at the Emirates Stadium in London; Dani Alves will try, once again, to show Dunga that he’s better than Maicon, and Dunga will, once again, try to look unconvinced.

-Wednesday, March 3rd (20,45 CET, 13,45 CST): Germany vs Argentina, at the Allianz Arena in Munich; Leo Messi will try, very hard, to shine under Maradona’s orders, but can he do it in the face of Herr Löw’s army of orderliness?

-Wednesday, March 3rd (21,05 CET, 14,05 CST): France vs Spain, at the St Denis Stadium in Paris; a game that will gather six Barcelonistas (Henry, Xavi, Puyol, Piqué, Iniesta and Busquets) and that looks like a good chance for La Roja to shine again, unless Henry decides to take matters into his own hands (ba-dum-psssssh! Sorry, I had to do it).

–Wednesday, March 3rd (21,00 CST) / Thursday, March 4th (04,00 CET): New Zealand vs México, at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena. Rafa Márquez and Jonathan Dos Santos have been called up across the ocean to face the All Whites.

-Because things have been too quiet lately, FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta has decided that his sense of humour and charisma shouldn’t be wasted on normal life after he steps down from the presidency this summer, and has launched a website to make it into politics. With the slogan ‘Now it’s the time to serve the country’ (in which ‘country’ stands for Catalunya, don’t be mistaken), dear old Joan now has the opportunity to embarrass culés in a whole new way. Honestly, I wish he’d have waited until we could pretend not to know who he is.

-You know the improvement that we all noticed during the match against Málaga? Well, thank Pep and his motivational techniques. Deciding that what had worked in Rome would also work here, he forewent his usual pre-match talk for a video. Another Gladiator mash-up, you ask? The Avatar trailer? No. It was a report on the attempts (ultimately, unsuccessful) to rescue Iñaki Ochoa de Olza, a Spanish mountaineer, after he fell ill whilst climbing the Annapurna, two years ago. Pep says it was an attempt to show the players the values of teamwork and solidarity; I think that the poor guys thought Pep would abandon them in some godforsaken, freezing mountain should they fail to win, and that’s why we’re still ahead of Real Madrid. Good on Pep, I say, good on Pep.

-And I suppose you all saw Aaron Ramsey’s horrific injury this weekend. The young Welsh international is out for the rest of the season with a broken leg; should you wish to send him your best wishes, you can do so here, at the Arsenal website.