RheinNeckarArena

The RheinNeckarArena, now known as PreZero Arena, is a football stadium located in Sinsheim, Germany. It serves as the home ground for TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, a club in the German Bundesliga. The stadium was officially opened in January 2009.

With a seating capacity of 30,150 spectators for domestic matches, it can accommodate 25,965 for international games, as standing room is converted to seating. The RheinNeckarArena is known for its modern design and facilities. It features a retractable roof and under-soil heating, allowing for matches to be played in various weather conditions. The stadium also boasts a photovoltaic system that covers a significant portion of its energy needs, highlighting a commitment to sustainability.

Beyond club matches, the RheinNeckarArena has hosted several notable events, including DFB-Pokal semi-finals and international friendly matches. Its strategic location in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region makes it accessible to a large population. The naming rights were acquired by the energy and recycling company PreZero in 2019, leading to its current designation as the PreZero Arena. The stadium represents a significant investment in football infrastructure for the region.