PICTURES: The Barbourfields Stadium you see today will never see again
Pictures by Elia Saushoma
BARBOURFIELDS Stadium is about to get a facelift thanks to the Confederation of African Football which banned the use of the Bulawayo ceremonial home of football from hosting international matches.
The ban has forced the government and the Bulawayo City Council to undertake an upgrade exercise. After the renovations are done, Barbourfields Stadium will never be the same.
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- The teams dressing rooms will be of high-quality standard, with appropriate seats and lockers.
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- Sanitary facilities will be clean, hygienic and for both sexes.
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- There will be proper signage at entrance for players, officials, fans and for VVIP area.
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- The floodlights will be of LUX capacity and meet Caf CL match requirements.
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- The doping control room will meet international standards
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- THE pitch condition will be improved, and the surface will be green and marked clearly in white.
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- A groundsman works on the training pitch outside the main ground
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