one quarter-final match. Due to FIFA policy forbidding commercial sponsorship of stadium names, the stadium was known as "Lansdowne Stadium" during the tournament. A portion of FieldTurf and some field-level stands set up for soccer matches suffered minor fire damage on July 18, 2018, during the Fury FC home leg of the 2018 Canadian Championship semifinal against Toronto FC. The cause was lit flares brought in by some members of a Toronto supporters' group, the "Inebriatti", which ignited one of their banners. Also, at least one firework was detonated during the incident. In 2019, Ottawa Fury ceased operations after it lost its sanctioning to play in the USL Championship and refused to join the Canadian Premier League (CPL). In 2020, Atlético Ottawa joined the Canadian Premier League representing Ottawa, using TD Place Stadium as its home grounds. Hockey On March 17, 2017, the National Hockey League announced that it would hold an outdoor game at TD Place Stadium between the Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens on December 16, 2017 to mark the 100th anniversary of their inaugural NHL game. Due to sponsorship issues (Scotiabank, a competitor in Canadian banking, was the title sponsor of the game itself), the venue was known as "Lansdowne Stadium" for the game. Concerts Gallery See also List of stadiums in Canada List of Canadian Football League stadiums List of Canadian Premier League stadiums TD Place Arena References and notes External links Venues of the 1976 Summer Olympics Olympic football venues 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup stadiums Sports venues in Ottawa Canadian football venues in Ontario Soccer venues in Ontario Rugby union stadiums in Ontario Rebuilt buildings and structures in Canada Ottawa Fury FC USL Championship stadiums Ottawa Rough Riders Ottawa Renegades Ottawa Redblacks Canadian Football League venues Atlético Ottawa Canadian Premier League stadiums Toronto-Dominion Bank Festival venues in Canada