Næstved Stadium (Danish: Næstved Stadion) is a multi-use stadium in Næstved, Denmark. It is known as TintShop Park for sponsorship reasons. It is currently only used for football matches and is the home stadium of Næstved BK (until 1996 Næstved IF). The stadium was earlier used for motorcycle speedway races as well, often with crowds of around 20,000 or more.[1]
The stadium was opened in 1944 with a capacity of 20,000 spectators. After being renovated in 2002 it now holds 10,000 spectators, including 2,300 covered seats in the main stand.
The speedway track built by the Naestved Motor Klub was a 400 metres oval track. It held speedway during two periods, the first between 10 July 1949 and 1955.[1] It returned for an international meeting on 1 July 1982, won by Phil Crump and featured legendary riders such as Ole Olsen, Hans Nielsen and Erik Gundersen.[1]
In 2002, the cinder race track, used for speedway races, around the football field was removed and the pitch moved closer to the main stand. The opposite terrace was rebuilt and moved closer to the field. At the same time the capacity was reduced to around 10,000 - 2,300 of which are covered seats.
Record attendanceedit
The overall record attendance is 21,504 set on September 15, 1950 at an international speedway match.
The record attendance for football is 20,315 spectators, and was set on November 16, 1980 when Næstved IF met Kjøbenhavns Boldklub (KB) in the final and deciding game of the season. With a win Næstved IF would secure the first Danish championship in the club's history. However the visitors scored in the very last minute making the final score 1-1 and thus winning KB their 15th and last ever championship. The club merged with B1903 into FC København in 1992.
Record attendances
Date
Attendance
Arrangement
Description
17.09.1950
21,504
Speedway
International Match
16.11.1980
20,315
Football
Næstved-KB Final match of the season
20.08.1950
18,223
Speedway
International Match
21.08.1949
15,000
Speedway
Scandinavian Match
29.05.1950
15,000
Speedway
International Match
02.06.1952
14,000
Speedway
International Team Match
02.07.1950
12,000
Speedway
International Match
28.08.1988
11,221
Football
Næstved-Vejle Preben Elkjærs comeback
15.07.1951
11,000
Speedway
International Match
29.11.1992
10,981
Football
Næstved-Frem Super League Relegation match
30.11.1958
10,426
Football
Næstved-B93 Second division Promotion match
05.10.1975
10,098
Football
Næstved-Køge First division Top meeting
10.07.1949
10,000
Speedway
First match ever
27.06.1954
10,000
Speedway
Team match England Sweden Denmark
29.03.2002
9,710
Football
Næstved-FCK Cup match quarterfinal
04.06.1972
9,269
Football
Næstved-B1903 First division Top match
16.09.1951
9,000
Speedway
Danish Swedish Team Match
31.10.1971
8,649
Football
Næstved-Fuglebakken Second division Top match
13.08.1972
8,230
Football
Næstved-Vejle First division Top match
03.05.1953
8,000
Speedway
Danish Swedish Team Match
02.08.1953
8,000
Speedway
International Match
07.10.1973
7,885
Football
Næstved-Køge Local Derby
08.11.1981
7,870
Football
Næstved-Vejle Second last round and Næstved was top of the table
08.03.2008
7,324
Fodbold
Næstved-FCK Cup match quarterfinal
09.05.1954
7,000
Speedway
Opening of the season
01.07.1982
7,000
Speedway
With Ole Olsen, Erik Gundersen og Hans Nielsen
Referencesedit
^ abc"Naestved Speedway". Speedway Life. Retrieved 17 February 2024.
næstved, stadium, danish, næstved, stadion, multi, stadium, næstved, denmark, known, tintshop, park, sponsorship, reasons, currently, only, used, football, matches, home, stadium, næstved, until, 1996, næstved, stadium, earlier, used, motorcycle, speedway, rac. Naestved Stadium Danish Naestved Stadion is a multi use stadium in Naestved Denmark It is known as TintShop Park for sponsorship reasons It is currently only used for football matches and is the home stadium of Naestved BK until 1996 Naestved IF The stadium was earlier used for motorcycle speedway races as well often with crowds of around 20 000 or more 1 Naestved StadiumFull nameNaestved StadionOwnerNaestved MunicipalityExecutive suites1Capacity10 000 2 300 covered seats 20 000 1944 2002 Record attendance21 504Field size102 by 65 metres 335 ft 213 ft Floodlights 1 000 LuxSurfaceGrassScoreboardYesConstructionOpened1944Renovated2002TenantsNaestved BK The stadium was opened in 1944 with a capacity of 20 000 spectators After being renovated in 2002 it now holds 10 000 spectators including 2 300 covered seats in the main stand Contents 1 History 2 Record attendance 3 References 4 External linksHistory editThe speedway track built by the Naestved Motor Klub was a 400 metres oval track It held speedway during two periods the first between 10 July 1949 and 1955 1 It returned for an international meeting on 1 July 1982 won by Phil Crump and featured legendary riders such as Ole Olsen Hans Nielsen and Erik Gundersen 1 In 2002 the cinder race track used for speedway races around the football field was removed and the pitch moved closer to the main stand The opposite terrace was rebuilt and moved closer to the field At the same time the capacity was reduced to around 10 000 2 300 of which are covered seats Record attendance editThe overall record attendance is 21 504 set on September 15 1950 at an international speedway match The record attendance for football is 20 315 spectators and was set on November 16 1980 when Naestved IF met Kjobenhavns Boldklub KB in the final and deciding game of the season With a win Naestved IF would secure the first Danish championship in the club s history However the visitors scored in the very last minute making the final score 1 1 and thus winning KB their 15th and last ever championship The club merged with B1903 into FC Kobenhavn in 1992 Record attendances Date Attendance Arrangement Description 17 09 1950 21 504 Speedway International Match 16 11 1980 20 315 Football Naestved KB Final match of the season 20 08 1950 18 223 Speedway International Match 21 08 1949 15 000 Speedway Scandinavian Match 29 05 1950 15 000 Speedway International Match 02 06 1952 14 000 Speedway International Team Match 02 07 1950 12 000 Speedway International Match 28 08 1988 11 221 Football Naestved Vejle Preben Elkjaers comeback 15 07 1951 11 000 Speedway International Match 29 11 1992 10 981 Football Naestved Frem Super League Relegation match 30 11 1958 10 426 Football Naestved B93 Second division Promotion match 05 10 1975 10 098 Football Naestved Koge First division Top meeting 10 07 1949 10 000 Speedway First match ever 27 06 1954 10 000 Speedway Team match England Sweden Denmark 29 03 2002 9 710 Football Naestved FCK Cup match quarterfinal 04 06 1972 9 269 Football Naestved B1903 First division Top match 16 09 1951 9 000 Speedway Danish Swedish Team Match 31 10 1971 8 649 Football Naestved Fuglebakken Second division Top match 13 08 1972 8 230 Football Naestved Vejle First division Top match 03 05 1953 8 000 Speedway Danish Swedish Team Match 02 08 1953 8 000 Speedway International Match 07 10 1973 7 885 Football Naestved Koge Local Derby 08 11 1981 7 870 Football Naestved Vejle Second last round and Naestved was top of the table 08 03 2008 7 324 Fodbold Naestved FCK Cup match quarterfinal 09 05 1954 7 000 Speedway Opening of the season 01 07 1982 7 000 Speedway With Ole Olsen Erik Gundersen og Hans NielsenReferences edit a b c Naestved Speedway Speedway Life Retrieved 17 February 2024 External links editEntry at Stadions dk 55 13 23 N 11 45 59 E 55 2231 N 11 7664 E 55 2231 11 7664 nbsp nbsp This article about a Danish sports venue is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Naestved Stadium amp oldid 1208933650, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
