Fionia Park
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| Location | Højstrupvej 7B DK-5200 Odense V |
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| Opened | 1941 |
| Renovated | 1997 |
| Owner | Odense Kommune |
| Surface | Grass |
| Architect | Gert Andersson |
| Capacity | 15,761 |
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| Odense BK | |
Fionia Park (originally Odense Stadion) is a football stadium and the home ground of Odense BK. Fionia is Latin for Funen. It has a capacity of 15,761.
The stadium consists of 4 stands:
- Two long-side stands:
- The Carlsberg stand (2771 seats)
- The Prio Fyn stand (2932 seats)
- Two end stands:
- The Fyens Stiftstidende stand (3496 seats)
- The Fionia Bank stand (2932 seats)
In addition to this there are 1760 standing places (800 home team - 960 away team), 18 handicap places and 38 press seats.
The "Fyens Stiftstidende" stand belongs to the fans of the hometeam, OB. The fan fraction called Odense Ultras (in spite of the name non-violent) is working hard to get all seatings removed as they believe this will enhance the spirit and experience for the fans[citation needed].
It is considered among the top football stadiums in Denmark and fully complies with the requirements of UEFA.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- (Danish) Officia website
| Blue Water Arena • Brøndby Stadion • Casa Arena Horsens • Energi Nord Arena • Essex Park Randers • Farum Park • Fionia Park • Haderslev Fodboldstadion • NRGi Park • Parken • SAS Arena • Vejle Stadion
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