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Volksparkstadion

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Capacity
57,000

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Country
Germany

Location
Hamburg, Germany

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Upcoming

21 Dec	Hamburg	5 - 0	Greuther Fü		12:00pm
18 Jan	Hamburg	-	FC Köln		7:30pm
02 Feb	Hamburg	-	Hannover		12:30pm
21 Feb	Hamburg	-	Kaiserslaute		5:30pm
08 Mar	Hamburg	-	Fortuna Düs		12:00am
29 Mar	Hamburg	-	Elversberg		12:00am
12 Apr	Hamburg	-	Eintracht Br		12:00am

Past Events

08 Dec	Hamburg	2 - 2	Darmstadt
23 Nov	Hamburg	2 - 2	Schalke 04
14 Nov	Hamburg	2 - 4	FC Twente
03 Nov	Hamburg	1 - 1	FC Nürnberg
20 Oct	Hamburg	3 - 1	Magdeburg
28 Sep	Hamburg	2 - 2	Paderborn
15 Sep	Hamburg	5 - 0	Jahn Regensb

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The Volksparkstadion is a football stadium located in Bahrenfeld, Hamburg, Germany. It is the home ground of German Bundesliga club Hamburger SV and was one of the 12 stadia used in the 2006 Football World Cup, hosting four group games and a quarter-final. Through sponsorship deals the stadium had previously been named the Imtech Arena, the AOL Arena and HSH Nordbank Arena.

The estimated cost of the new stadium was €90-100 million. The new arena serves both as a football ground and a concert hall. The capacity of the stadium during club matches is 57,000, which is reduced to 51,500 during international matches when the standing sections in the north grandstand are converted into seated areas. The record attendance was attained in Hamburger SV's victory over Bayern Munich (1–0) on 30 January 2009, when 57,000 paying spectators were counted.

The stadium is a UEFA Elite stadium which makes it eligible it to host UEFA Europa League and UEFA Champions League finals.


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