The word "stadia" is correct in written English.
It is used to refer to multiple stadiums, particularly in a historical or architectural context.
Example: "The ancient Romans built grand stadia for public events and games."
Alternatives: "stadiums" or "arenas."
But Johnson's invitation has angered MPs and campaigners who have accused the Qatari government of the large-scale exploitation of workers as it attempts to build stadia in time for the 2022 tournament.
"But now we learn that the workers building world cup stadia – labourers the authorities have shown off as best practice – work for as little as 45p an hour.
The pink shirted champion of the people, so beloved of his workforce, so admired in his native Wexford, may be about to find out what the rest of Ireland thinks of him if he gets spotted in Polish stadia by the Green and White Army.
Nevertheless, television images of packed stadia and passionate crowds will provide a lift for the sport around the world.
As locals celebrated the Muslim feast of Eid al Adha, the bid's organisers explained that the fan‑friendly proximity of the Doha‑centric stadia would turn their mooted tournament into a true football festival.
No longer is he restricted to Spanish beaches and football stadia.
THE Euro 2012 Football Championship in Poland and Ukraine that is kicking off on June 8th has stimulated great enthusiasm for the beautiful game and an unprecedented construction boom with new stadia and a long-awaited transport upgrade to the host nations.
To avoid embarrassment, Brazil must ensure its entire infrastructure from stadia to satellite trucks for television broadcasts is less haphazard in twelve months time than it currently is.
In contrast, the English Premier League attracts just 13.2m to its stadia.
Already, in Mexico itself, restaurants and cinemas have closed, football matches are played in empty stadia and the streets are relatively deserted.All this can have a very signficant short-term economic impact; it is estimated, for example, that SARS cost 2.6% of Hong Kong's GDP.
Thrown a softball question about the London Olympics, he enthused that the stadiums (or stadia as he put it, betraying his fancy education) were all on time and on budget.
