Söderstadion, Bandy and football stadium in Stockholm, Sweden.
Söderstadion was a sports facility in Stockholm with a standard-sized bandy field and capacity for around 12,800 spectators. The venue provided infrastructure for both winter and summer sports events simultaneously.
The stadium opened in November 1966 and replaced the former Johanneshovs Idrottsplats facility that had occupied the same site since 1918. It served as a venue for national bandy championships across several decades.
The venue was a center for bandy competition in Sweden and drew spectators to championship matches regularly. The facility shaped local sports culture in Stockholm over several decades.
The site was located near Gullmarsplan and Globen metro stations, providing convenient access for visitors. The location made it easy for spectators to reach the venue during its operational years.
The venue reached its peak attendance of around 22,000 spectators during a football match between Hammarby IF and IFK Göteborg in October 1982. This match remains one of the most memorable events in the site's history.
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