Unveiling the Enigma: 15 Lesser-Known Facts about Emirates Stadium

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Grass with a Difference: Emirates Stadium boasts a distinct type of grass called "Desso GrassMaster." This hybrid blend of natural grass and artificial fibers ensures a durable and pristine playing surface throughout the year. 

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The Spirit of Highbury: Before Emirates Stadium, Arsenal's historic home was Highbury. The marble from the old Highbury stadium was used to create the impressive Champions Wall, showcasing the club's achievements. 

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Stairway to Glory: The outer trusses of the stadium are adorned with the names of legendary Arsenal players, paying homage to the club's history and the individuals who shaped it. 

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Arsenal Museum: The stadium houses the Arsenal Museum, a treasure trove of memorabilia that chronicles the club's journey from its inception to its modern-day glory. 

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Player's Tunnel: The players make their way onto the pitch through a tunnel adorned with inspirational quotes, creating an atmosphere of motivation and determination. 

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Record-Breaking Seating: Emirates Stadium's largest seating area, the North Bank Lower, holds the Guinness World Record for being the "largest cantilevered structure" ever built. 

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Sound of Support: The unique architectural design of the stadium amplifies crowd noise, creating an electric atmosphere that bolsters the team's morale during matches. 

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Innovative Roof: The stadium's roof is designed to reduce shadows on the pitch, ensuring optimal visibility for players and spectators alike. 

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Artistic Tribute: A series of paintings titled "125 Years of Arsenal" captures key moments and players in the club's history, adorning the stadium's walls. 

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Royal Arsenal Cannons: Two replica cannons stand proudly outside the stadium's entrance, paying homage to the club's origins as the Royal Arsenal. 

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Green Initiatives: Emirates Stadium is dedicated to sustainability, boasting a rainwater harvesting system that irrigates the pitch, reducing water wastage. 

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Hidden Boardroom: The exclusive Diamond Club includes a hidden boardroom with a one-way mirrored glass, offering a discreet space for executives and dignitaries. 

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Solar Power: The stadium's commitment to the environment is highlighted by the presence of solar panels that generate renewable energy, contributing to its green footprint. 

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Hidden Boardroom: The exclusive Diamond Club includes a hidden boardroom with a one-way mirrored glass, offering a discreet space for executives and dignitaries. 

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Local Artistry: The walls of Emirates Stadium feature mosaics created by local artists, celebrating the diverse culture and community of North London. 

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