Haberfeld Stadium, Soccer stadium in Rishon LeZion, Israel.
Haberfeld Stadium is a football ground in western Rishon LeZion, next to the Superland amusement park and the Planet complex. It has two stands, a western and an eastern one, each with 3,000 seats, for a total of 6,000. It is the home ground of Hapoel Rishon LeZion, and the club's training complex with its grass pitches stands beside it.
The stadium opened in 1993, replacing the former 'Tin Field' at the location. In 2003, it received its current name to honor Haim Haberfeld, who had led the Israeli Football Association.
The entrance displays a stone relief honoring Yaakov Hodorov, a key figure in Israeli soccer history. This memorial shows how deeply the venue connects to the region's sporting traditions.
Haberfeld Stadium lies in western Rishon LeZion, beside the Superland amusement park and the Planet complex, with Hapoel Rishon LeZion's training ground next door. Its two stands, west and east, each hold 3,000 seats. Since the 2010s it meets National League standards only, not Premier League requirements, so top-flight matches are not played here.
Hapoel Marmorek played its home matches at Haberfeld during the 2009/10 season because its own ground did not meet National League standards. The stadium has also hosted the final of the national youth cup several times.
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