Stadium Information

The King Power at Den Dreef Stadion, located in Heverlee, a district of Leuven (Belgium), is the stadium of the club Oud-Heverlee Leuven (OHL), who competes in the Jupiler Pro League. With a current capacity of 10,020 spectators, this venue has undergone a remarkable transformation from its origin as an athletics track in the 1960s to becoming a modern and exclusive football stadium.

In 2002, the stadium was completely rebuilt, removing the athletics tracks and building three covered stands from scratch. The main stand, with two levels, includes 10 VIP boxes, a press room with a capacity for 100 journalists, modern changing rooms and rest areas for players. Renovations continued in 2016-2017, with the demolition and reconstruction of the east stand, increasing capacity and improving facilities for media and players.

The stadium also regularly hosts the Belgian women's national football team and the under-21 national team, establishing itself as a key point for the development of national football. It has also hosted matches of the men's national team, such as the UEFA Nations League fixtures in November 2020 against England and Denmark, due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

The acquisition of the club by the Thai group King Power International in 2017 marked a new chapter in the stadium's history, adopting its current name as part of the sponsorship. This group also owns Leicester City FC in England, establishing a connection between the two clubs and promoting the exchange of talents and development strategies.