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Sydbank Park

Sydbank Park

Active club: Sønderjysk Fodbold

League: 3F Superliga

Capacity: Approximately 10,000 spectators (of which approx. 5,100 are seats)

History: Established in 2001, it has undergone several upgrades to ensure an optimal experience for both players and fans.

Atmosphere: Bright electric and cozy, especially in the fan zone in front of HIC, where DJs, food trucks and football talk create a great experience for both children and adults.

Address: Sydbank Park, Stadionvej 7, 6100 Haderslev

Club website: soenderjyskefodbold.dk

Buy tickets: shop.soenderjyskefodbold.dk

(photo: club archive photo)

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THE STADIUM EXPERIENCE

  • The Stadium

    Sydbank Park was built in 2001 and has since undergone several upgrades to ensure that both players and fans have the best possible experience. With a capacity of 10,100 spectators, of which 5,100 are seats and 5,000 are standing places, there is plenty of opportunity to find the perfect spot. The stadium also has an impressive lounge, Fuglsang Loungen, which was expanded in 2019 and can accommodate up to 470 guests.

     

    The Atmosphere

    When you step into Sydbank Park, you are greeted by an atmosphere that is equal parts electric and cozy. The fan zone in front of HIC is a must-visit before the match, if it is open, where you can enjoy a DJ, food trucks, and a good chat with other football enthusiasts. 

  • The atmosphere

    When you step into Sydbank Park, you are greeted by an atmosphere that is equal parts electric and cozy. The fan zone in front of HIC is a must-visit before the match if it is open, where you can enjoy a DJ, food trucks, and a good chat with other football enthusiasts.  

    Food and drinks

    No football match without a good sausage and a cold beer! At Sydbank Park you will find a wide selection of food and drinks that can satisfy any taste. On the menu you will find classic stadium favorites such as sausages, French hot dogs, and grilled medister with bread.

  • A little practical

    To get the best possible experience, it is a good idea to arrive well in advance. The gates usually open an hour and a half before kick-off, so you have plenty of time to find your seat and enjoy the atmosphere. Parking can be a challenge, especially on match days, so consider taking the bike or walking if you can.

     

    The experience is worth it

    Watching a football match at Sydbank Park is more than just 90 minutes of play – it is an experience that extends from the moment you arrive until you leave the stadium and take a little trip to the border - and back again to buy supplies.

    So next time you are planning a football trip, set your course for Haderslev and Sydbank Park. Here, bad football, mediocre atmosphere, and an experience you might want to forget are guaranteed.