American Football - Hamburg Sea Devils visit the Weser Stadium
The Hamburg Sea Devils will also play a game at Bremen's Wohninvest Weserstadion in the upcoming European League of Football (ELF) season. The club made the announcement on Friday. "Hamburg is our home, but we also want to bring our sport and our colors to other cities and inspire the fans. Bremen's Weserstadion offers the perfect stage for our mission," said Sea Devils manager Mark Weitz.
The opponent and match date will be announced when the new fixture list is published in mid-January. The Hamburg team will therefore play two games in large soccer arenas. The date of July 14 at the Volksparkstadion is still clear. Here, too, the opponent has yet to be decided. Last year, 32,500 spectators watched the match against the current ELF champions Rhein Fire from Düsseldorf.
The team will play its other home games at the Hoheluft stadium in Hamburg. Next year, 17 teams from nine nations will start the fourth EFL season. The final match will be played on September 22nd in the arena of the second division soccer team Schalke 04.
Press release Hamburg Sea Devils
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The Hamburg Sea Devils will not only play at their home stadium in Hamburg, but they will also participate in an American Football game at Bremen's Wohninvest Weserstadion. This is part of their mission to spread their sport to other cities and engage with fans beyond Hamburg.
The Sea Devils will play another game in Germany, specifically at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, although the opponent for this match is yet to be determined. The match date of July 14th at the Volksparkstadion saw a massive turnout last year with 32,500 spectators.
In contrast, the Sea Devils' other home games will be held at the Hoheluft stadium in Hamburg, which is their usual playing ground. This diverse scheduling allows the team to engage with fans across different areas of Germany.
Source: www.stern.de
