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Leipzig City Profile

Population: 494,000
Stadium: Zentralstadion
Scheduled Work: A brand new stadium
2006 Capacity: 42.655 Seats
Investment: €90.6m

The “old” Zentralstadion, which opened in 1956, was once the largest stadium in Germany, with a capacity of 100,000.

In October 1997, the city council of Leipzig decided to construct a new purpose-built football stadium within the old stadium walls.

  • Construction work began in November 2000.
  • EMKA Immobilien Beteiligungs-GmbH has been the owner of the stadium since 10 January 2001.
  • Construction was completed in early 2004
  • The new Leipzig Zentralstadion will be one of the venues for the FIFA Confederations Cup from 15 to 29 June 2005
  • A leading Bundesliga club will feature when the stadium is officially inaugurated in summer 2004
  • On 12 November 2004, 16 years after the last international match in Leipzig, Germany take on Cameroon here

Financing:
€63.2m from the city (with aid from the federal government), €27.4m from EMKA GmbH.


Games to be held here:
 
11-Jun-2006 Group C Match
 14-Jun-2006 Group H Match
 18-Jun-2006 Group G Match
 21-Jun-2006 Group D Match
 24-Jun-2006 Round of 16

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