ESV stadium
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 Ingolstadt , Germany
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| Coordinates | 48 ° 44 '40 " N , 11 ° 26' 35" E |
| owner | City of Ingolstadt |
| opening | 1932 |
| Renovations | 2008 |
| surface | Natural grass |
| costs | € 2 million (renovation) |
| capacity | 11,418 |
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The ESV stadium in the district sports facility south-east, from 2008 to 2010 Tuja-Stadion , is a football stadium with 11,418 seats in Ingolstadt . It is located in the Ringsee district east of the main train station .
ESV Ingolstadt played its home games in the Southeast district sports facility , built in 1932 , until the club merged with MTV Ingolstadt in 2004 to form FC Ingolstadt 04 . Because of the promotion of FC Ingolstadt to the second Bundesliga , the stadium was rebuilt in summer 2008 and named after the sponsor, Tuja Zeitarbeit , until the end of the 2010/11 season . The first game after the renovation took place on July 29, 2008. FC Ingolstadt defeated VfL Wolfsburg 3-2.
Due to the requirements of the DFB , this solution is only possible as a transition for a maximum of two years. Since the season 2010/11 wearing FC Ingolstadt 04 's second division home games at the newly built Audi Sportpark out. After FC Ingolstadt moved to the Audi-Sportpark, the stadium was given the old name ESV-Stadion again .
The Ingolstadt Dukes' American football team has been playing their evening home games here under floodlights since the 2012 season .
During the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich , five soccer tournament games were held in the stadium.
- August 28, 1972: Poland - Colombia 5: 1 (3: 0)
- August 29, 1972: Malaysia - USA 3: 0 (1: 0)
- August 30, 1972: Poland - Ghana 4: 0 (1: 0)
- August 31, 1972: Morocco 6-0 Malaysia (4-0)
- September 6, 1972: GDR - Mexico 7: 0 (2: 0)
Web links
- stadionwelt.de: picture gallery
- europlan-online.de: Stadium overview
Individual evidence
- ↑ donaukurier.de : "ESV" will be the Tuja Stadium for two years
- ↑ Stadium map on the official website of FC Ingolstadt
GFL Nord: Mommsenstadion ( Berlin Rebels ) | Sportpark Höhenberg ( Cologne Crocodiles ) | Heinz-Steyer-Stadion ( Dresden Monarchs ) | VfL Benrath Stadium ( Düsseldorf Panther ) | Invaders Homefield ( Hildesheim Invaders ) | Kilia Stadium ( Kiel Baltic Hurricanes ) | Eintracht Stadium ( New Yorker Lions ) | Sportpark Luftschiffhafen ( Potsdam Royals )
GFL Süd: Illerstadion ( Allgäu Comets ) | PSD Bank Arena ( Frankfurt Universe ) | ESV Stadium ( Ingolstadt Dukes ) | Inn-Energie-Arena ( Kirchdorf Wildcats ) | Georg-Gaßmann-Stadion ( Marburg Mercenaries ) | Dantestadion ( Munich Cowboys ) | Optima Sportpark ( Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns ) | Gazi Stadium on the Waldau ( Stuttgart Scorpions )
Competition venues for the 1972 Summer Olympics
1900 : Vélodrome Jacques-Anquetil |
1904 : Francis Field |
1908 : White City Stadium |
1912 : Råsunda IP , Stockholm Olympic Stadium , Tranebergs IP |
1920 : Olympic Stadium Antwerp , Stadium Broodstraat , Duden Park Stadium , Jules Otten Stadium |
1924 : Stade Bergeyre , Stade Olympique de Colombes , Stade de Paris , Stade Pershing |
1928 : Het Nederlandsch Sportpark , Amsterdam Olympic Stadium , Monnikenhuize , Spangen Stadium |
1936 : Hertha-Platz , Mommsenstadion , Olympiastadion Berlin , Poststadion |
1948 : Goldstone Ground , Champion Hill , Green Pond Road , Craven Cottage , Lynn Road , Griffin Park , Highbury , Selhurst Park , White Hart Lane , Fratton Park , Wembley |
1952 : Helsinki Olympic Stadium , Töölön Pallokenttä , Urheilukeskus , Lahden kisapuisto , Tampereen stadium , Kupittaan jalkapallo stadium |
1956 : Olympia Park Stadium , Melbourne Cricket Ground |
1960 : Stadio Comunale Firenze , Stadio Comunale Grosseto , Stadio Comunale L'Aquila , Stadio Ardenza , Stadio Fuorigrotta , Stadio Adriatico , Stadio Flaminio , Olympic Stadium Rome |
1964 : Chichibu Stadium , Komazawa Stadium , Olympic Stadium , Ōmiya Stadium , Nishikyōgoku Athletic Stadium , Nagai Stadium , Mitsuzawa Stadium |
1968 : Estadio Jalisco , Estadio Nou Camp , Estadio Azteca , Estadio Cuauhtémoc |
1972 : Rosenaustadion , ESV-Stadion , Olympiastadion Munich , Städtisches Stadion Nürnberg , Dreiflüssestadion , Jahnstadion |
1976 : Montreal Olympic Stadium , Lansdowne Park , Stade Municipal de Sherbrooke , Varsity Stadium |
1980 : Kiev Olympic Stadium , Kirov Stadium , Dinamo Stadium , Luzhniki Olympic Stadium , Dynamo Stadium |
1984 : Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium , Harvard Stadium , Stanford Stadium , Rose Bowl Stadium |
1988 : Busan Gudeok Stadium , Daegu Stadium , Daejeon Hanbat Stadium , Gwangju Mudeung Stadium , Seoul Olympic Stadium , Dongdaemun Stadium |
1992 : Camp Nou , Estadi Sarrià , Nova Creu Alta , La Romareda , Estadio Luis Casanova |
1996 : Sanford Stadium , Legion Field , Orange Bowl Stadium , Florida Citrus Bowl , Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium |
2000 : Hindmarsh Stadium , Cricket Ground , Canberra Stadium , Melbourne Cricket Ground , Sydney Olympic Stadium , Sydney Football Stadium |
2004 : Athens Olympic Stadium , Pankritio Stadio , Pampeloponnisiako Stadio , Karaiskakis Stadium , Kaftanzoglio Stadium , Panthessaliko Stadio |
2008 : Beijing National Stadium , Workers Stadium , Qinhuangdao Olympic Sports Center Stadium , Shanghai Stadium , Shenyang Olympic Sports Center Stadium , Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium |
2012 : Millennium Stadium , City of Coventry Stadium , Hampden Park , Wembley Stadium , Old Trafford , St. James' Park |
2016 : Mineirão , Estádio Nacional , Arena da Amazônia , Estádio do Maracanã , Estádio Olímpico João Havelange , Arena Fonte Nova , Arena de São Paulo |
2020 : Kashima Stadium , Saitama Stadium , Sapporo Dome , Miyagi Stadium , National Stadium Tokyo , Tokyo Stadium , International Stadium Yokohama
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