Moselstadion

• Eintracht Trier

The Mosel Stadium is a football and athletics stadium in Trier. In the stadium of football club Eintracht Trier plays its home games.

History

1930 was the sports facility " On the D' ham " as the area was then known, was inaugurated. After the Second World War, the system was given the name " Moselstadion ".

1998 was erected floodlights at the DFB Cup semi-final against MSV Duisburg. After the rise of the SV Eintracht Trier in the Second Bundesliga in the 2002/03 season numerous repair work was necessary. In addition, the grandstand was expanded and built a club house and covered the back straight. However, by the rise in visitor numbers and the lack of safety standards of the stadium, there were heated discussions about a major expansion or new construction of the stadium. Since the descent of the club in 2005 in the Regional and a season in the league, the corresponding estimates are reset later.

Capacity

The Mosel stadium has a capacity of 10,256 seats. Built in the early 1960s covered grandstand was extended in two phases from 2002. Overall, there are now 2,129 seats (of which 1,552 covered) available. Of the 8,127 standing places 1,440 spaces are covered since 2001.

Multi-purpose arena

A 1000 lux floodlighting provides the basis for television broadcasts. The six-lane running track that runs around the lawn, offers athletes an ideal training conditions. For Moselstadion also includes two grass pitches, an artificial pitch, a hard court, a basketball court and a 1250 - meter running track.

Approach

The Mosel stadium is located near the banks of the Moselle in Trier district north. It is located on one of the main roads of the city on the corner Zurmaiener Street / Zeughausstraße and is thus easily accessible. About the A 1 / A 48, take the A602 leads from the highway Moseltal directly into the city. The stadium is located only about 500 to 1,000 yards on the left. Parking is available in a limited number.

In addition, is located opposite the main bus station, which is served by bus lines 5 and 85 of the Stadtwerke Trier.