Utilita Arena
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| Address | Arena Way, Newcastle upon Tyne NE4 7NA, UK |
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| Capacity | 11,000 |
| Opened | 18 November 1995 |
| Former names | Telewest |
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| Owners | SMG |
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| ID | 585874 |
About Utilita Arena
The Utilita Arena is a sports and entertainment arena in the city of Newcastle upon Tyne, North East England, United Kingdom. Owned and operated by the SMG Europe and sponsored by Utilita Energy, it hosts music, entertainment, sports & business events.
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Adam Johnson: Inquest opens into death of ice hockey player
... South Yorkshire Police said officers had been studying footage of the incident at the Utilita Arena and added the investigation " is likely to take some time"...
Adam Johnson: Ice hockey death police inquiry to 'take some time'
... The force said it had been studying footage of the incident, which happened at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield...
Adam Johnson: Police investigate death of ice hockey player
... South Yorkshire Police said officers were called to the Utilita Arena in Sheffield where a man was taken to hospital with serious injuries and later pronounced dead in hospital...
Adam Johnson: Tributes to ice hockey player after 'freak accident'
... Panthers fans expressed both their grief and disbelief over the player s death following the abandoned match at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield...
Peter Kay announces return to stand-up during I'm A Celebrity
... His run will end on 11 August at the Sheffield Utilita Arena...
Eurovision Song Contest: Which UK cities could host 2023 show?
... It has two possible venues - the Utilita Arena and the Resorts World Arena, both with capacities of almost 16,000...
Stormzy tour review: Star praises fans who waited two years to see him
... Throughout the show, Stormzy is in jubilant form, turning the Utilita Arena into a giant, or all-out grime party...
Adam Johnson: Tributes to ice hockey player after 'freak accident'
By Dan Martin & Sarah HawleyBBC News
Tributes have been paid to Ice Hockey player Adam Johnson who died after his neck was cut by a skate during a match.
The 29-year-old Nottingham Panther's forward was fatally injured in Saturday's game against the Sheffield Steelers.
The Club said Johnson's injury was a
His teammates and fans have left flowers outside Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena where the Panthers play their home games.
Panthers fans expressed both their grief and disbelief over The Player 's death following The Abandoned match at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield.
Lucy Morgan said: " He was not only The Player you could see, he was a really nice human as well. He cared about all his Team Mates and the fans. "
Chloe Wells said she had met Johnson on Friday adding: " He was so nice, a really, really friendly guy. "
Some Steelers fans joined Panthers supporters in Nottingham on Sunday to remember Johnson.
Among them was Julie Whitnum Who Said : " Normally We Are rivals but today We Are not. Hockey is just a Big Family now. "
A minute's silence was held for The American at the Hillsborough football ground on Sunday when Sheffield Wednesday played Rotherham United.
The Club confirmed Johnson's death in a statement on Sunday.
" Everyone at The Club including players, staff, management and ownership are heartbroken at The News of Adam's passing, " The Statement said.
" Our thoughts are also with the fans and staff of both clubs, especially those who attended or were following The Game , who will be devastated following today's news.
" The Panthers would like to thank everyone who rushed to support Adam Last Night in The Most testing of circumstances.
" Adam, our number 47, was not only an outstanding Ice Hockey player, but also a great teammate and an incredible person with his whole life ahead of him. The Club will dearly miss him and will Never Ever forget him.
" We ask that the privacy of Adam's family and friends, and everyone at The Club is respected at this difficult time as we all seek to come to terms with our grief. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com