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New arena for the finals!

Pubished: 2009-04-07 Kl: 9:44

I guess you haven’t missed that we have a new football stadium here in Gothenburg. Gamla Ullevi has been demolished and a new top modern arena has taken place, Gamla Ullevi. Sure the name is the same but the stadium is brand new. 

Something that you might have missed is that all the Gothia Cup finals and finals of the class B17 will be played at the new stadium.
”The new stadium gives us the opportunity to do an even better final arrangement. You will be able to experience the game closer up and really take part of the entertaining football that young people from all over the world have to offer” says Tournament Leader Lena Rönnefors.

This weekend the first match was played at the newly built Gamla Ullevi Stadium and it became a football feast in a crowded arena. Count on the same thing when the world’s best youth teams will fight for victory in the Gothia World Youth Cup on July 17-18.

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