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Gamla Ullevi: Gais and IFK Goteborg matches & tickets

Right by central Göteborg, Gamla Ullevi is the shared home of GAIS, IFK Göteborg and Örgryte IS, which gives it a different rhythm from most grounds. Opened in 2009 on the site of the old stadium, it is compact, close to the pitch and built for Swedish domestic football rather than spectacle. Most visitors come for Allsvenskan nights, when the crowd noise carries well and the place feels properly local, with big-city edge but an old-club feel.

Last updated 15 May 2026

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Gamla Ullevi quick facts

Stadium
Gamla Ullevi
Location
Göteborg, Sweden
Home of
Gais, IFK Goteborg, Orgryte IS
Capacity
18,800 spectators
Nearest transport
Polhemsplatsen (bus, 3 min walk)

Upcoming matches at Gamla Ullevi

Matches on Sunday, 30 August

Matches on Monday, 31 August

Matches on Saturday, 5 September

Matches on Sunday, 6 September

Matches on Saturday, 12 September

Matches on Saturday, 19 September

Matches on Friday, 9 October

Matches on Saturday, 10 October

Matches on Sunday, 18 October

Matches on Sunday, 25 October

Matches on Wednesday, 28 October

Matches on Sunday, 1 November

Matches on Sunday, 8 November

Matches on Sunday, 22 November

Recent finished matches at Gamla Ullevi

How do I get to Gamla Ullevi?

The closest public-transport stops to Gamla Ullevi, Göteborg, with approximate walking times.

  • TrainGöteborgs central (7 min walk)
  • TrainLiseberg (15 min walk)
  • BusPolhemsplatsen (3 min walk)

FAQ

Whose home stadium is Gamla Ullevi?
Gamla Ullevi is the home of Gais, IFK Goteborg, and Orgryte IS.
What is the capacity of Gamla Ullevi?
Gamla Ullevi holds around 18,800 spectators.
What's the next match at Gamla Ullevi?
IFK Goteborg vs Orgryte IS on Sunday 30 August at 14:30 (17 matches in the next 90 days).
How do I get to Gamla Ullevi?
Gamla Ullevi sits in Göteborg. The closest public-transport stops are Göteborgs central train station (7 min walk) and Polhemsplatsen bus stop (3 min walk).
Is Gamla Ullevi worth visiting?
Yes. Gamla Ullevi is the home of Gais, IFK Goteborg, and Orgryte IS, with a matchday atmosphere worth the trip. Stadium tours often run on non-match days too.