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{{Football stadium | {{Football stadium |
arenaname = Weserstadion | Arenaname = Weserstadion |
image = ]]] Image = ]]]
fullname = Weserstadion | Fullname = Weserstadion |
built = 1923 | Built = 1923 |
opened = 1924 | Opened = 1924 |
Renovations = 1963-1965, 1989 & 2005 | Renovations = 1963-1965, 1989 & 2005 |
capacity = 42,800 (10,900 standing.) | Capacity = 42,800 (10,900 standing.) |
homeof = ]| homeof = ]| }}
}}


'''Weserstadion''' is a multi-use ] in ], ]. It is currently used mostly for ] matches. '''Weserstadion''' is a multi-use ] in ], ]. It is currently used mostly for ] matches.

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Weserstadion is a multi-use stadium in Bremen, Germany. It is currently used mostly for football matches.

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