Flensburger Stadion, Sports stadium in Flensburg, Germany
Flensburger Stadion is a football stadium in Flensburg featuring a natural grass field with an athletic track circling the main playing surface. The venue holds capacity for roughly 12,000 spectators and functions as the home ground for SC Weiche Flensburg 08 II.
The stadium opened on July 3, 1927, marking its debut with the 18th Turner Festival of the Nordmark region. Since then it has remained central to Flensburg's sporting history.
The stadium sits within the Volkspark complex in the Fruerlund district and holds official protection as a cultural heritage monument. It represents the role that sports play in the community's identity and daily life.
The stadium is located at Arndtstraße 5 and forms part of the larger Volkspark complex, making it easier to navigate the surrounding area. Visitors should plan ahead for larger events to ensure they have enough time to arrive and find their way around.
The stadium hosted a notable match between Germany and England on May 17, 1981, drawing around 14,000 spectators. This game held special significance as a return to World Cup qualification play following an extended break.
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