Euroborg
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| Full name | Euroborg |
| Nickname | De Groene Kathedraal ("The Green Cathedral") De Groene Hel ("The Green Hell") (by opponents) |
| Built | 2004-05 |
| Opened | 2005 |
| Capacity | 20,000 |
| Home of | FC Groningen |
| Pitch size | N/A |
Euroborg is the name of football club FC Groningen's new stadium, with a capacity of 20,000 seats. Located to the south-east of Groningen, the Euroborg site houses a casino and a new movie theatre, a school, a supermarket and a fitness centre as well as the stadium. A railway station is slated to open in late 2006. The stadium seats are completely in the club's colours: green and white. 1000 seats are available for the supporters of the away team.
Although the stadium is a big improvement for FC Groningen, the club is already thinking about expanding the stadium by 4000 seats to a capacity of 24,000. Besides the present nickname (de groene hel, or, the Green Hell) it also is called "de Groene Kathedraal" (the Green Cathedral).
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