Vångavallen

Vångavallen
Tenants
Vångavallen under floodlights
Location	Trelleborg, Sweden
Type	sports ground
Opened	5 June 1933 (1933-06-05)
Trelleborgs FF

Vångavallen is a multi-purpose stadium in Trelleborg, Sweden. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home stadium of Trelleborgs FF. The stadium was opened on 5 June 1933.^[1] From the beginning, it held 7.000 spectacors, but since the year 2000 it has a capacity of 10 000.

References

↑ "1933 - 75-årsjubilarer lika aktuella idag" (in Swedish). Trelleborg Municipality. January 2013. Retrieved 10 October 2016.

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Coordinates: 55°23′6.54″N 13°9′39.54″E / 55.3851500°N 13.1609833°E / 55.3851500; 13.1609833

Allsvenskan venues

Current	Behrn Arena Borås Arena Bravida Arena Falkenbergs IP Friends Arena Gamla Ullevi Gavlevallen Guldfågeln Arena Jämtkraft Arena Norrporten Arena Olympia Stadsparksvallen Swedbank Stadion Tele2 Arena Östgötaporten

Former	Arosvallen Bårsta IP Domnarvsvallen Enavallen Folkungavallen Fredriksskans Gammliavallen Grimsta IP Hillängens IP Jernvallen Kamratvallen Kopparvallen Landskrona IP Lövåsvallen Malmö IP Malmö Stadion Motala Idrottspark Myresjöhus Arena Ramnavallen Rimnersvallen Ruddalens IP Ryavallen Sandåkerns IP Skogsvallen Slottsskogsvallen Starke Arvid Arena Stockholms Stadion Stora Valla Strandvallen Strömvallen Studenternas IP Södertälje Fotbollsarena Trollebo IP Tunavallen Ullevi Vägga IP Vångavallen Värendsvallen Örjans Vall

Demolished	Gamla Ullevi Herrgärdets IP Johanneshovs IP Norra IP Rambergsvallen Råsunda Stadium Råsunda IP Söderstadion

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