Domnarvsvallen, Football stadium in Borlänge, Sweden
Domnarvsvallen is a football stadium in Borlänge with wooden structures and a grass playing field. It holds around 6,500 spectators and is managed by the local municipality.
Domnarvsvallen was completed in 1925, the same year IK Brage was founded. The ground is owned by Borlänge Municipality. Its attendance record of 14,206 was set on 17 October 1965 when IK Brage met Gais in a promotion play-off to the Allsvenskan, losing 1–2. Dalkurd FF played home matches here from their 2009 Division 2 debut until moving to Uppsala after the 2017 season.
The stadium is named in the song "Köppäbävisan", whose lyrics send the singer to "Vallen" to cheer on Brage. IK Brage still plays here, while Dalkurd FF, a club with Kurdish roots, used the ground from its 2009 Division 2 debut until moving to Uppsala after the 2017 season.
The stadium is best reached by public transport or car and has basic facilities for visitors. On match days, it is wise to arrive early to secure a good viewing spot and avoid congestion.
The attendance record of 14,206 was set on 17 October 1965, when IK Brage met Gais in a qualifying match for the Allsvenskan and lost 1–2. The figure is roughly double the ground's current capacity of about 6,500.
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