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FA to spend £2m on Wembley floodlights for Euro 2020

Wembley floodlights do not meet UEFA, FIFA and Premier League requirements
Image: Wembley floodlights do not meet UEFA, FIFA and Premier League requirements

The FA is to spend £2m upgrading Wembley’s floodlights in order to meet requirements to host games at Euro 2020.

The current lights - first installed when the stadium opened 11 years ago - do not meet the latest standards set out by FIFA, UEFA and the Premier League.

Over 400 floodlights are to be replaced with state-of-the-art LEDs.

Broadcasting needs are also behind the upgrade, with the new lights ensuring flicker-free replays.

The plans submitted to Brent Council are part of a multi-million pound makeover of facilities, including the new 'Lioness Bar' which opened its doors last Saturday for the first time to 1,000 Club Wembley members.

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Euro 2020 is set to be held in 12 cities in 12 European countries, with the semi-finals and final due to be at Wembley.

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