Stadium Information

The Hitachi Capital Mobility Stadion, formerly known as Euroborg, is the football stadium located in Groningen, Netherlands. Inaugurated in 2006, it is the home of FC Groningen and has a capacity for 22,525 spectators. The stadium is nicknamed by fans as "De Groene Hel" (The Green Hell) or "De Groene Kathedraal" (The Green Cathedral) due to its distinctive green facade and the passionate atmosphere during matches. 

In addition to hosting football matches, the stadium complex includes various facilities, such as a casino, a cinema, a school, a supermarket, and a fitness center, making it a multifunctional center in the city. The stadium is conveniently located near the Groningen Europapark train station, facilitating access for fans using public transportation. 

An interesting fact is that, after its inauguration, the stadium considered an expansion due to the constant ticket sales. Although technically it is possible to expand the capacity to 33,000 seats, the club lacked the necessary financial resources, and in recent years, attendance has decreased, falling below the total capacity. 

Over the years, the stadium has been known by various names due to sponsorship agreements. Originally called Euroborg, in 2016 it was renamed Noordlease Stadion and, subsequently, in 2018, it took on the name Hitachi Capital Mobility Stadion after the merger of companies. In 2021, Hitachi Capital Mobility changed its official name and withdrew its sponsorship from the stadium, leading to the venue reverting to its original name, Euroborg.