Eden Park News

Originally published by World Rugby. See the full match schedule here! World Rugby and hosts New Zealand Rugby have announced the match schedule for Rugby World Cup 2021, playing in 2022 New Zealand v Australia to close out opening day at 19:15 NZT at Eden Park  France take on England on matchday three at 20:00 NZT in Whangārei  USA face Canada on match–day six at 15:15 NZT in Waitakere Stadium   All fixtures to be played…

Rugby fans are in for a triple treat at New Zealand’s national stadium, with three premium All Blacks test matches confirmed for 2021! In addition to hosting the opening match of the 2021 Bledisloe Cup 7 August, Eden Park will stage two Rugby Championship tests – the first against Argentina 11 September, followed by a…

New Zealand Rugby have confirmed the draw for the 2021 Bunnings NPC and Farah Palmer Cup presented by Bunnings Warehouse season. Auckland will begin their FPC season on 17 July and NPC on 08 August. Auckland will see eight home games including a blockbuster doubleheader for both FPC and NPC against Canterbury at Eden Park…

Rugby World Cup 2021 will feature increased rest periods for all teams following World Rugby’s confirmation of the revised tournament dates which will now see New Zealand host the tournament between 8 October and 12 November, 2022. Matches will take place between 8 October–12 November, 2022 in Auckland and Whangārei RWC 2021 tournament window increases…

In July (23 – 25), New Zealand’s national stadium will be home to 100 of the country’s most talented artists in a first-of-its-kind showcase, Art in the Park. In partnership with the Eden Park Trust, Art in the Park will celebrate art on the largest stage possible. By bringing together a curated group of painters,…

Originally published by Spark New Zealand Spark has partnered with world-leading esport investment firm, Guinevere Capital, and New Zealand’s national stadium Eden Park to kit-out and power New Zealand’s first 5G high-performance esports hub. The Spark esports Hub will be the home training ground for both professional and aspiring gamers, offering them a dedicated space…

Originally Published by All Blacks We’re less than a week away from a momentous rugby occasion on New Zealand shores. The first ever women’s Super Rugby match will take place next Saturday at Eden Park, with the Blues hosting the Chiefs. It will be played before the Round 10 Sky Super Rugby Aotearoa match between…

Orginally published by The Newyork Times More than 50,000 fans packed into Eden Park stadium, New Zealand’s largest, on Saturday night for what is believed to be the largest live in-person concert since the pandemic began. Through a combination of swift lockdowns and border closures, New Zealand has all but eliminated the coronavirus, with 2,600…

Originally Published by Our Auckland Eden Park – New Zealand’s national stadium – is switching from using treated drinking water to bore water to irrigate their turf, thanks to a new custom-made water treatment plant and reinstated bore provided by Watercare, with projected water savings of 16 million litres of water per year. The bore…

Originally Published by NZHerald Six60 will be joined by some of the biggest names in NZ music when they take the stage at Eden Park later this month. An Eden Park crowd singalong to Loyal by Sir Dave Dobbyn may be in order because the music legend is one of several acts warming up thousands…

Originally published by 1 News. Eden Park has been named as the world’s most popular cricketing venue, following research conducted by cricket tipping experts Cricket Bet India. The company compiled data combining three key metrics – Instagram tags, Facebook check-ins and average global monthly web search volume – to rank the leading cricketing stadiums around…

Originally Published by NME It will be the first time a music act has ever played at Auckland’s Eden Park Stadium. SIX60 have announced that they will play to an audience of 50,000 next month, making it the biggest live show since the coronavirus pandemic began. Due to take place at Auckland’s Eden Park Stadium…