Diekman Stadion

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Diekman Stadion was a multi-use stadium in Enschede, Netherlands. It was used mostly for football matches. The stadium is able to hold 26,500 people and opened in 1956. The stadium closed in 1998 when Arke Stadion opened.

Football venues in the Netherlands
Eredivisie
Abe Lenstra Stadion \| Amsterdam ArenA \| Arke Stadion \| DSB Stadion \| Euroborg \| Galgenwaard \| Gelredome \| De Goffert \| Het Kasteel \| De Kuip \| Mandemakers Stadion \| Parkstad Limburg Stadion \| Philips Stadion \| Polman Stadion \| Rat Verlegh Stadion \| Willem II Stadion \| Woudestein \| Zuiderpark Stadion \|
Eerste Divisie
Adelaarshorst \| Sportpark Berg & Bos \| De Braak \| Cambuur Stadion \| De Geusselt \| GN Bouw Stadion \| Haarlem Stadion \| Jan Louwers Stadion \| De Koel \| Kras Stadion \| Langeleegte \| Mitsubishi Forklift Stadion \| Oosterenkstadion \| Schoonenberg Stadion \| TOP Oss Stadion \| Univé Stadion \| Vast & Goed Stadion \| De Vliert \| De Vijverberg \| Wagner & Partners Stadion \|
Future stadiums
Den Haag Stadion
Defunct stadiums
Alkmaarder Hout \| De Baandert \| Diekman \| Kaalheide \| De Meer \| Monnikenhuize Olympisch Stadion (Amsterdam) \| Oosterpark Stadion

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