AFC Bournemouth's Vitality Stadium expansion is continuing to take shape, with work on two corner sections nearing completion ahead of the club's European campaign.
The south-east corner is expected to be ready for the Cherries' historic Europa League clash with Sturm Graz on October 15th.
Vitality Stadium corner will be ready for Sturm Graz clash
Fresh footage from September shows significant progress on the redevelopment of the Vitality Stadium, with the south-east and north-west corners approaching completion.
The south-east corner is slightly further ahead, with its roof now complete and new black seating installed.
The section is expected to accommodate Sturm Graz supporters when Bournemouth host the Austrian side in the Europa League next month.
Work has also advanced in the north-west corner, where the structural metal framework is in place, and all the seats have now been installed. However, roofing work has yet to begin in that section.
Machinery has been moved to the area behind the south stand as preparations continue for the next phase of the project.
Once the two corners are open, attention is expected to turn to construction of a new south stand, which will be built behind the existing structure.
There is hope that the upper tier of the new stand could open during the current season, although that is expected to be towards the latter stages of the campaign.
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Having a section of the expanded ground ready for Bournemouth's first Europa League home match would provide a timely boost, allowing supporters to see the redevelopment taking shape during a historic campaign.
The progress in both corners is encouraging, although the wider project still has plenty of work ahead, particularly with the new south stand yet to begin construction.
Bournemouth are gradually transforming one of the Premier League's smallest stadiums, and the next major milestone will be seeing the new stand rise behind the existing structure.