Zentralstadion, Leipzig
Capacity: 44,159
Club: FC Sachsen Leipzig
England's last game: 
East Germany 1-1 England, 29 May 1974
England's record at Zentralstadion, click here

A Mick Channon goal in a 1-1 draw back in 1974 was the last time England played in Leipzig, and their return will have to wait a little longer.

The 45,000-seater stadium, which was rebuilt within the old ground's wall, is not on the Three Lions schedule this summer.  However, the Zentralstadion will have five games at the Finals with Serbia & Montenegro v Holland first up on 11 June.

The old ground opened in 1956 and, with a capacity of 100,000, was once the biggest stadium in Germany. In 1997, the city council began planning work on a new, purpose-built stadium for the World Cup.

Bridges connect the new stadium complex with the old walls and the spectacular roof with integrated floodlighting provides the visual highlight at the new stadium.

Games in Leipzig

Match

Date

Teams (Group/Stage)

Time

6

11 June

Serbia & Montenegro v Holland (C)

2pm

15

14 June

Spain v Ukraine (H)

2pm

29

18 June

France v South Korea (G)

8pm

40

21 June

Iran v Angola (D)

3pm

50

24 June

Winner C v Runner-Up D (R16)

8pm


All times are BST (1hr behind local time)