Råsunda IP

Råsunda Idrottsplats
Råsunda IP 1912
Data
place	Solna , Sweden
Coordinates	59 ° 21 '45.9 "  N , 17 ° 59' 46.7"  E Coordinates: 59 ° 21 '45.9 "  N , 17 ° 59' 46.7"  E
opening	September 18, 1910
demolition	1937
surface	Natural grass
Societies)
AIK Fotboll (1910-1912)
Events
1912 Summer Olympics International matches of the Swedish national football team (1911–1933) Nordic football championship 1924-28

The Råsunda Idrottsplats , often abbreviated as Råsunda IP , ( German : Råsunda-Sportplatz) was a football stadium in Solna , Sweden .

history

The stadium was opened on September 18, 1910 and was the home ground of AIK Fotboll . It had a capacity of 2000 seats. However, up to 18,569 spectators attended the games in the stadium.

On June 18, 1911, the first international match took place at Råsunda IP. The Swedish national team was subject to the selection of the German Reich . During the 1912 Summer Olympics , Råsunda IP games of the Olympic football tournament were played. From then on, the AIK played its home games in the Olympic Stadium in Stockholm . In 1937 the Råsunda IP was demolished. The Råsundastadion was built on the same spot .

International matches

date	home	guest	Erg.	competition	spectator
June 18, 1911	Sweden	German Empire	2: 4	Test game	3,000
17 Sep 1911	Sweden	Norway	4: 1	Test game	3,000
June 27, 1911	Sweden	Finland	7: 1	Test game	3,000
June 29, 1912	Austria	German Empire	5: 1	1912 Summer Olympics	2,000
June 30, 1912	Austria	Netherlands	1: 3	1912 Summer Olympics	7,000
June 30, 1912	Denmark	Norway	7-0	1912 Summer Olympics	700
0July 1, 1912	Sweden	Italy	0: 1	1912 Summer Olympics	2,500
0July 1, 1912	German Empire	Russian Empire	16: 0	1912 Summer Olympics	2,500
0July 3, 1912	Hungary	German Empire	3: 1	1912 Summer Olympics	2,000
04th July 1912	Finland	Netherlands	0: 9	1912 Summer Olympics	1,000
0July 5, 1912	Austria	Hungary	0: 3	1912 Summer Olympics	5,000
May 24, 1914	Sweden	Finland	4: 3	Test game	2,000
June 10, 1914	Sweden	England	1: 5	Test game	5,000
June 19, 1914	Sweden	Hungary	1: 5	Test game	6,000
June 21, 1914	Sweden	Hungary	1: 1	Test game	5,000
0July 5, 1914	Sweden	Russian Empire	2: 2	Test game	1,200
Oct 25, 1914	Sweden	Norway	7-0	Test game	5,000
May 24, 1923	Sweden	England	1: 3	Test game	12,000
21 Sep 1924	Sweden	Norway	6: 1	Nordic football championship 1924-28	8,000
June 14, 1929	Sweden	Finland	3: 1	Nordic football championship 1924-28	16,982
0July 2, 1933	Sweden	Hungary	5: 2	Test game	18,569

Web links

• European football

Individual evidence

1. ↑ England played with an amateur selection.
2. ↑ Sweden competed with the B team.
3. ↑ Sweden competed with a mixed team. This game is not recognized by the Swedish Federation and FIFA.