Doncaster Rovers' stadium is set to be officially renamed tomorrow (July 1).

The ground - currently named the Eco-Power Stadium - will get the new lease of life as 'Club Doncaster Sports Village'

The removal of Eco-Power signage has already begun around the site with the main logo above the west stand set to disappear and be replaced with new branding.

It will be the third different name for the ground, which first opened in 2007 as the Keepmoat Stadium. The club say it marks "the next chapter in the club’s long-term vision to build a sporting and community destination at the heart of South Yorkshire."

Meanwhile, work to improve the stadium is well underway with the big screen having been removed from its former home in the south-west corner. Work to transport a new, higher-resolution screen in the north-west is ongoing. Similarly, LED advertising boards are expected to be installed imminently with club officials saying this will deliver greater revenue for the club.

The pitch is also being tended to, with what the club say is an "enhanced renovation".

The next major event to be held at the stadium is set for Friday, July 24 when Doncaster RLFC stage a rugby league game. Rovers are then poised to welcome Wolves in a friendly five days later. The first competitive game for Grant McCann's side on home soil is a tasty South Yorkshire derby against Barnsley on Saturday, August 22.