Bundesliga Stadiums Then & Now

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Published 2017-12-06

This is a video which shows comparison between old and new Bundesliga stadiums and the difference between the look of stadiums then and now, be it the same stadium or different stadium in the past. You will find out how the famous stadiums such as Olympiastadion, Westfalenstadion looked in the past and what was the previous stadium of Bayern Munich before Allianz Arena.
Bundesliga Stadien alt und neu. Vergleich alte und neue Bundesligastadien.

- Bundesliga 1990/91 Stadiums:    • Bundesliga 1990/91 Stadiums
- 2. Bundesliga Stadiums Then & Now:    • 2. Bundesliga Stadiums Then & Now
- Old German Stadiums:    • Old German Stadiums (Demolished Stadi...
- Famous Stadiums Then & Now:    • 12 Football Stadiums Then & Now | Ft....
- Premier League Stadiums Then & Now:    • Premier League Stadiums Then & Now
- Future German Stadiums:    • Future German Stadiums / Deutsche Sta...

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All Comments (21)

@TFCStadiums 6 years ago

2. Bundesliga Stadiums Then & Now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq5Trm2qZE
@mariaisttoll4918 6 years ago

Leipzig now Red Bull Arena Before... Oh damn wait
@jaime6525 6 years ago

Bundesliga have best stadiums
@MartinA-li3zj 5 years ago

Omg Bayern Munich’s is two different locations olimpiastadion is still there. I have been there
@manmanman2000 1 year ago

I've been in the Allian Arena a couple of times and it's a great stadium but the feeling and atmosphere in the old Olympia Stadium was on another level.
@entendev8081 4 years ago

Leverkusen Stadion wasn’t called BayArena 1958. It was called “Ulrich Haberland Stadion
@opresirlouder9523 4 years ago

When i saw Stuttgart on the list, i had to look on the date of this Video 😂😂😂😂
@zoltanmakai6877 6 years ago

Das Olympiastadion sieht immer noch fresh aus
@itsmartinside7248 6 years ago

1:19 it was called Waldstadion
@Panini-Potpourri 6 years ago

There were several wrong names: 'Hannover then' was Niedersachsenstadion, 'Stuttgart then' was Neckarstadion, 'Frankfurt then' was Waldstadion, 'Leipzig then' was Zentralstadion and 'Freiburg then' was Dreisamstadion. 'Dortmund now' is Signal Iduna Park.
@Centa92 6 years ago

WTF Leipzig, that shitty marketing club didn't even exist when the old stadium was there. Neither its name was Red Bull Arena. It was called Zentralstadion.
@ClemensAlive 4 years ago

Freiburg will have their new stadium from next season on. It is beautiful :)
@TFCStadiums 6 years ago

12 Football Stadiums Then & Now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkdBaA5Gcr4
@KKalle667 2 years ago

In the most cases, there is a difference between then and now because the stadiums are different. For example Munich Olympiastadium (is still alive) and Allianz Arena. So you compare apples and pears. In Cologne there was built a new stadium at the same place where old one was. Then you have got a real comparision. But it is anyway a nice video. ;-)
@mashedpotato3291 3 years ago

their stadiums are so majestic
@AbhinavNemmara 3 years ago

Signal Iduna Park 😍👏💥
@joni_siplayboy 6 years ago

German better than England
@recruitmentch 5 years ago

01:52. I was very lucky to visit the Olympastadion and see my team Milan win there. From an architectural and aesthetic point of view, it really was a wonderfully unique stadium.
@go-lf2uw 4 years ago

Nice ! Hamburg war auch dabei!
@Brauiz90 5 years ago

3:03 das Zentralstadion von 1954 gegen die Red Bull Arena, welche 2005 als Zentralstadion (für den Confed-Cup und dieWM 2006) neu gebaut wurde. Das ehemalige Zentralstadion hatte auch den Namen "Stadion der 100.000", weil es bis zu 100.000 Zuschauer fasste.