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VfL Osnabrück: Free tickets for 1,400 spectators before Christmas!
VfL Osnabrück invites 1,400 people with low incomes to the home game against Stuttgart II, part of a Christmas campaign.
VfL Osnabrück: Free tickets for 1,400 spectators before Christmas!
There is great anticipation in Osnabrück for the last home game of 2025. VfL Osnabrück will meet the team from Stuttgart II on December 22nd and will offer something very special: 1,400 people from the region with low incomes will have the opportunity to watch the game for free in the guest block. This invitation was launched by the Bridge Piers and is part of the club's festive Christmas activities, which revolve around social responsibility. The NOZ reports that…
This initiative shows how important it is to VfL to involve the local community in this festive period. Football brings people together and the club wants to ensure that people with limited financial resources can also take part in the game. If you would like to find out more about ticket allocation, you can find all the information on the official VfL website: vfl.de/tickets.
Renovation of the Bremen Bridge
For the renovation, it is necessary that new structural specifications are adhered to, as the previous existing protection no longer applies. There is a massive need for action, particularly due to damage to the roof structure. But the city will not give VfL any tax money; Rather, part of the costs are financed through loans that VfL has to repay. Critics, particularly from the FDP, expressed concerns about the ability to repay the loan, with an annual deficit of up to 2.2 million euros planned for the city budget. Chief Financial Officer Thomas Fillep presented the plans while Mayor Katharina Pötter was not present due to a cold. The NDR reports that...
Looking ahead
To move the process forward, a general contractor must be found. Work could not begin until mid-2026 at the earliest. The city and those responsible have already released 4.4 million euros for the planning in advance. It should also be noted that the approval of the EU and the municipal supervisory authority in Hanover is still pending, which depends primarily on the long-term economic effects for the region. The stadium should also be made accessible to other actors such as clubs and community projects, which further underlines the communal idea.