This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 7 April 2016.
Chennai now boasts of two football turfs. One is Netz Cricket inside the Citi Centre mall (which doubles up as a football turf). The second is Tiki Taka, on the rooftop of a three-storey building in Kilpauk, A third one Game On is set to open shortly - it is at 100 feet atop an IT building in Egmore.
Rooftop turfs usually charge up to Rs 3,000 an hour, which works out to Rs 200 per head for a five-a-side game. Most of these rooftop turfs are smaller than regular football fields and the game of futsal, which is a modified form of football played with five players a side, is perfect.
Incidentally, the popularity of both Tiki Taka, and the mall-bound Netz is such that one needs to book days, sometimes weeks, in advance to find a slot. Tiki Taka is just six months old and the astro turf receives up to 100 footfalls every day.(br>
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