Football Stadiums in Sweden

Top 10 biggest football stadiums in Sweden by capacity

Stadium name	Capacity	Location	Team	Opened	Playing surface	Roof type	Notable events
Friends Arena	50,000	Solna	AIK	2012	Grass	Retractable	UEFA Europa League Final 2017
Ullevi	43,000	Gothenburg	IFK Göteborg (occasionally)	1958	Grass	Open-air	1958 FIFA World Cup
Tele2 Arena	30,000	Stockholm	Djurgårdens IF, Hammarby IF	2013	Artificial turf	Retractable	Eurovision Song Contest 2016
Eleda Stadion	22,500	Malmö	Malmö FF	2009	Grass	Open-air	UEFA European Under-21 Championship 2009
Gamla Ullevi	18,416	Gothenburg	IFK Göteborg, GAIS, Örgryte IS	2009	Artificial turf	Open-air	UEFA Women's Euro 2013 final
Bravida Arena	18,000	Gothenburg	BK Häcken	2015	Artificial turf	Open-air	UEFA Women's Euro 2013
Borås Arena	17,000	Borås	IF Elfsborg	2005	Artificial turf	Open-air	UEFA Cup 2007-08
Örebro Södra IP	12,645	Örebro	Örebro SK	1923	Grass	Open-air	Renovated in 2009
Guldfågeln Arena	12,200	Kalmar	Kalmar FF	2011	Grass	Open-air	Replaced the old Fredriksskans IP
Jämtkraft Arena	6,425	Östersund	Östersunds FK	2007	Artificial turf	Open-air	UEFA Europa League 2017-18

Friends Arena, the largest stadium, features a retractable roof and hosts both football matches and major concerts.
Ullevi, built for the 1958 FIFA World Cup, has the highest record attendance of 53,614 during a match between IFK Göteborg and Örgryte IS in 1959.
The Tele2 Arena is shared by two rival Stockholm clubs, Djurgårdens IF and Hammarby IF, which is unusual for top-tier football.
Many Swedish stadiums use artificial turf due to the harsh winter conditions, allowing for year-round play.
Jämtkraft Arena in Östersund is one of the northernmost top-division football stadiums in Europe.