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Small arena
Back straight in a friendly against a lower class club.
Earlier names

Panoramic stadium

Data
place GermanyGermany Remchingen , Baden-Württemberg , Germany
Coordinates 48 ° 55 '34 "  N , 8 ° 34' 21.4"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 55 '34 "  N , 8 ° 34' 21.4"  E
owner Football club Nöttingen 1957 ev
operator Gerd Siebler
start of building 1957
opening 1957
Extensions 2000, 2014, 2018
capacity 3,800
playing area Natural grass
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The Kleiner Arena (formerly Panoramastadion ) is the stadium of FC Nöttingen . It is in the Remchingen district of Nöttingen .

Stadion

The stadium has a capacity of 3800 visitors. There are 100 covered seats and a VIP area is also available. There is still 250 covered standing room, this is the main stand. In addition to this, there is also the back straight. It has an area for the fans of FC Nöttingen and for the supporters of the opponent. The block for the guest fans is separated from the Nöttinger block by a fence. There is space for 700 guest fans in the guest block. Then there is a straight south straight. There is actually no grandstand behind the gate to the north. But there can be some fans there. In the past, grandstands were set up here for special games. The stadium has four or five entrances / ticket offices. One leads to the guest block, one to the Nöttinger block and the south straight, two to the main grandstand and one to the VIP area. There are also 4 food stands, one in the guest block, one for the south straight and the Nöttinger block, one for the main stand and one for the VIP area. There are two subdivisions in all of the food stalls; one counter has drinks, pretzels and other small snacks, and the other has food such as bratwurst. There is also a player tunnel, a press conference room and much more.

The stadium was renamed in May 2018. Until then, the venue was called Panoramastadion , now the name is Kleiner Arena . Since then, the stadium has had an LED display board.

Sports ground

The stadium or the grounds of FC Nöttingen have:

  • FCN office
  • 2 natural grass pitches (with floodlights)
  • 1 artificial turf pitch
  • Multipurpose sports hall
  • restaurant

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Panoramastadion becomes the Kleiner Arena at www.fc-noettingen.de, accessed on May 30, 2018