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.
17. Making a splash
Stewards throw buckets of water to keep fans cool at the U2 concertat Murrayfield stadium Edinburgh, August 1987. Photo: Bill Stout
18. Looking good
After many changes over the years, the stadium currently benefits from a tram stop across the road, bringing rugby and music fans to the ground regularly. This photo was taken in May 2023. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
19. Halfway there
An aerial photo of Murrayfield rugby stadium in Edinburgh, February 1992, halfway through it's transformation into the all seater stadium as it is today. Photo: Hamish Campbell
20. Scotland's home
Murrayfield is still primarily the home of Scotland's rugby team. Scotland's fly-half Blair Kinghorn breaks away from Australia's lock Nick Frost on his way to scoring their second try during the Autumn Nations Series International rugby union match between Scotland and Australia at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on October 29, 2022. Photo: ANDY BUCHANAN/ GETTY