Scotland’s largest sports stadium has changed a lot over the years, so we’ve taken a look back in our photo archives to see the changes carried out at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh.
The 67,000-capacity home of Scottish rugby has seen memorable moments in games involving Scotland and Edinburgh Rugby since it opened in 1925, with other events including concerts by the likes of The Rolling Stones and Oasis taking place there.
9. What a mess!
This photo was taken of the Murrayfield terraces in April 1973 to illustrate the problem with litter left after rugby matches, with mostly beer cans covering the terraces. Photo: Hamish Campbell
10. End of an era
The famous old main stand at Murrayfield is taken down in April 1993. Photo: Jack Crombie
11. Work underway
This aerial photo taken in September 1982 shows work being carried out to construct a new all seater stand opposite the main stand to replace the open terracing that had been there for more than 30 years. Photo: Bill Stout
12. Changing times
Work begins on the redevelopment of Murrayfield stadium, the national rugby ground in Edinburgh, July 1992. Photo: Hamish Campbell