McLachlan announced the state-of-the-art screens would be installed at either end of the ground, owned by the league, in time for the first game of the season at the roofed venue on March 18 between St Kilda and Collingwood.Stream every match of every round of the 2022 Toyota AFL Premiership Season Live & Ad-Break Free In Play on Kayo. New to Kayo? Try 14-days free now.They are part of a $225 million redevelopment of the venue, opened in March 2000, along with improved lighting and facilities both in and around the stadium.“The Marvel Stadium upgrade represents a significant investment by the Victorian Government and by the AFL and provides a unique opportunity to revitalise our stadium as both a world class sports and entertainment venue and a day-to-day destination for the city of Melbourne,” McLachlan said on Monday.“20 years ago it set a benchmark, but now requires improvements to provide a modern offering. Our vision is to make Marvel Stadium and the Marvel Stadium precinct one of the best and most technologically advanced sports and entertainment venues in the world. I feel confident we’ll do that.“We are excited about the scoreboards. I think they are going to be the largest scoreboards in the world, if not the largest in the Docklands precinct. The highest definition, sexiest things you can possibly imagine.“We need them there in Round 1 and John Holland have committed to that which, I’m pretty excited about.”It seems unlikely the scoreboards will be the largest in the world given Los Angeles’ new SoFi Stadium, which just hosted the Super Bowl, has a 360-foot (109.7-metre), double-sided 4K video board in a loop above the turf.Before that Dallas’ AT&T Stadium held the record with a 160-foot (48.7-metre) long, 72-foot (21.9-metre) high screen which cost $US40 million.The Marvel Stadium screens will be hung at the Coventry and Lockett ends of the ground. Via news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site https://www.news.com.au
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