Originally built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games, the stadium was later converted into a football ground when Manchester City moved there from Maine Road in 2003.
The stadium was redesigned to bring supporters closer to the pitch, transforming the athletics venue into one of England’s most modern football stadiums.
With a capacity of more than 53,000 spectators, the Etihad has hosted numerous memorable matches during Manchester City’s rise to Premier League dominance.
Under manager Pep Guardiola, the stadium has been the stage for some of the most technically sophisticated football seen in England.