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Wankdorf Stadium

As one of the main venues for UEFA Women's EURO 2025, the Wankdorf Stadium provides a fascinating backdrop for the greatest football moments. The Wankdorf Stadium, home to BSC Young Boys, will host four matches of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025.

Das Stadion Wankdorf mit Fans und Blick von oben auf das Spielfeld

Since its opening, the Wankdorf Stadium has hosted many legendary matches. The current stadium was opened in 2005 and can accommodate 31,500 spectators for football matches. However, the Wankdorf is not just a stadium, but also a place of community. Thanks to its state-of-the-art infrastructure and wide range of gastronomic options, it is the perfect place to enjoy sports and culture at the highest level and to celebrate in a relaxed atmosphere. The Wankdorf Stadium is not only the venue for the matches of the first men's, women's and youth teams of BSC Young Boys, but also regularly hosts attractive major concerts.

The stadium in figures

Owner
BSC Young Boys AG
Operator
BSC Young Boys AG
Stadium partner
Personalvorsorgestiftung der CSL Behring AG
Location
Stadium Wankdorf, Papierm
Hospitality
21 boxes for a total of 1,700 people
Press
150 seats for the press (Media Center)
Field
Dimensions: 105 m x 68 m
Accessibility
The Wankdorf Stadium is accessible to people with physical disabilities. Further information can be found on the BSC YB website: Accessibility

Accessibility

The Wankdorf Stadium is accessible to people with physical disabilities.

All WEURO 2025 matches will have an audio description with a commentary in the respective local language. There will also be an audio-description in German. The audio-description is accessible through the UEFA event app, which will be launched shortly before the event. It can be accessed from any smartphone with its own headphones as long as an internet connection is established. This technology allows the service to be used not only by spectators in the stadium, but basically anywhere in the world.

There will be barrier-free parking at the Wankdorf stadium, which can be requested during the ticket purchase. In addition, there will be a team of dedicated accessibility volunteers who will provide any assistance needed, including a wheelchair push service for people with limited mobility. This service comes with no extra cost and the volunteers can be approached directly. Shortly before the event, there will be a dedicated accessibility page in the UEFA event guide, which includes all important information on how to get to the stadium and how to navigate