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Stadium

Deutsche Bank Park

Germany flag Frankfurt, Germany

Capacity
59,500
Opened
1925
Location
Frankfurt, Germany

About Deutsche Bank Park

Opened as the Waldstadion on 21 May 1925 with room for 35,000, the Frankfurt ground occupies a former military shooting range. Overcrowding prompted enlargement in 1955, further work came for the 1974 World Cup, and a complete rebuild finished in 2005 produced a football-specific arena with a retractable roof. Eintracht Frankfurt have played here since 1963, and a record 81,000 saw a match against Pirmasens in 1959. The venue staged 2006 World Cup ties, the 2011 Women's World Cup final and five Euro 2024 matches, carrying sponsors' names since 2005.

Home club

Eintracht Frankfurt Football · Club Friendlies
Eintracht Frankfurt is a German football club from Frankfurt, founded in 1899 and one of the country's most popular clubs.

Fixtures at this ground

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