Burnley FC and ADI have rolled out several new digital stadium enhancements at Turf Moor at the start of 2026. The Premier League club and its stadium digital partner have enjoyed a long and fruitful partnership, with the latest enhancements upgrading the immersive matchday experience at Turf Moor.
Matchday Glow-Up
The new ‘Heroes Tunnel’ adds to the theatre of the players’ arrival as they disembark from the team coach and head into the stadium, cheered on by junior fans lining the ‘Claret Carpet’.
The players’ arrival on pitch for match kick-off has also changed this season, moving from the North-West corner of the stadium to the South-West corner. Following extensive consultation with the club, ADI have created a completely new entrance tunnel – designing and building a steel-framed structure, dressed internally with LED panels to create a completely immersive digital tunnel.
As the players leave the tunnel and emerge onto the pitch, a new corner screen sits above the tunnel entrance between the two stands.
Finally, outside of the stadium bowl, ADI have installed two new double-sided LED gantries which are used to manage the flow of away fans as they approach and leave the stadium at the start and end of the match.
Construction of a new players' arrival tunnel at the north-east corner of the stadium
Relocation and redevelopment of the players' entrance tunnel to the South-West corner
Installation of an immersive corner LED screen above the entrance tunnel
Development of new double-sided LED gantries to support crowd flow before and after fixtures
As with all of the LED technology within the stadium, the new screens and signage utilise ADI’s own proprietary MT LED modules. The external signage uses 6mm MT outdoor product, whilst the internal tunnels are from ADI’s fine pitch MTi range with a 2.5mm pixel pitch.
ADI continue to act as a full platform partner – as well as installing and operating new and existing screens and signage, ADI create and delivery content across every pixel. This ensures consistency of creative and also co-ordination of delivery to create a truly immersive experience within the stadium bowl.
As stadiums take on increasing levels of digital infrastructure, there is a danger that they become operationally fragmented. Every pixel of Burnley's digital stadium platform is operated by a single club partner ensuring content can be easily controlled and co-ordinated
Geraint Williams, CEO of ADI
Full turn-key solution
The club have also benefited from ADI’s turn-key solution approach, with ADI taking ownership of every stage of the project delivery. This includes the design, construction and delivery of all structures including the brand new player tunnel.
This saw the erection of a temporary structure for the first few matches of the season, whilst a completely new steel framework was built around this. Once this was completed, the temporary tunnel was removed, allowing ADI’s installation team to install the 800+ of fine pitch LED panels across the walls and ceiling.




Co-ordinated platform
It’s not just the installation and control that ADI manage either. Their matchday services team provide a full content creation service, working in close partnership with the club to create a fantastic fan experience.
Like every other screen within the stadium, the new screens are powered by Live Venue – ADI’s broadcast fibre network that connects Turf Moor (and many other stadiums) to ADI. This allows ADI’s matchday teams to operate, manage and co-ordinate every second of the matchday experience live from galleries at its Lancashire-based HQ.
Turf Moor is already one of UK football's most digitally advanced venues, with over 1000m2 of ADI installed screens and signage; the new elements will join onto this platform. We're considering every element of the fan journey - looking at ways we can uplift experience and increase enjoyment. Burnley have a fantastic and loyal fanbase, and the club are keen to invest in the next generation of fans too, and their investment in the content experience reflects that. The new elements are part of getting fans closer to the players - their heroes - but it's also about providing a platform for the players to feed off the fans and the stadium atmosphere."
Geraint Williams, CEO of ADI



