FCS Arena

Nils Tanner

September 2026

Ganz gut für einen Tag

Alessandro Simeone

August 2026

Stadio molto bello, moderno, vicino alla stazione.

Fabrice Ammann

February 2026

Die FCS Arena ist eine moderne Arena im Herblinger Tal. Grundsätzlich könnte man mit diesem Stadion in der Super League spielen. Durch die Kompaktheit des Stadion wäre grundsätzlich auch eine gute Stimmung möglich. Leider hat es an den Spielen immer sehr wenig Besucher (Nach dem Abstieg sowieso). Das Catering hat sich stark verbessert. Die Wartezeiten sind kürzer geworden und die Auswahl ist für ein Stadion okay (Burger, Würste, Hot Dogs). Der Caterer ist eine Metzgerei aus der Nähe weshalb die Qualität gut ist. Das einzige was ich sagen kritisieren muss sind die Sanitäranlagen (zumindest im Sektor C). Die sind zum Teil sehr verdreckt und die Wände überall beschmiert. Dazu gehen zum Teil die Wasserhähne nicht richtig. Und das ist seit Jahren so und es wird nichts gemacht! Da fehlt wohl das Geld. Ansonsten eine schmucke Arena mit einem FC Schaffhausen der hoffentlich bald wieder in der Challenge League spielt.

Rob Nesbit

December 2025

To the game FC Schaffhausen 2 – 4 FC Aarau 08.02.2020 • LIPO Park Stadium , Schaffhausen Attendance: 561 Had to fill in a Covid tracing form to enter ground, no worries. But first issue is that the stand I was in didn’t take a bank card, I wanted to get a beer and something to eat. No card, can you believe it? So much for the cashless society. But the lady behind the bar was kind enough to give me a beer, on the house, which was extremely nice of her. (At half time I managed to go out of the stand area and get some cash from an inhouse cash machine, with the help of one kind official, so was able to buy some more beer, and pay for the free beer, afterwards) Was pissing down with rain and was cold, but thankfully was well covered under the main stand. Plastic pitch, in the rain…expect lots of goals then. Home team had a few chances at the start of game, but the FC Aarau goalie was pretty alert and pulled off a few good saves. Spadanuda scored a nice goal from the 26th minute, capitalizing on the slow reactions of the home team in clearing the ball from their own defence, to put FC Aarau one nil up. After that nothing really happened until the second half. Rrudhani for the away team, livened things up when he scored a nice goal from the edge of the penalty box, nice, 2-0. That was the kick up the backside the home team needed, as less than ten minutes later they managed to scramble the ball home, Qollaku shooting home from close range, albeit it looked well offside to me, but there you go, the fightback was on. And then a mix up from a FC Aarau throw in, in their own half, the Italian, Del Toro quickly pounced on the error to slot home a lovely equaliser. Game on now………. great stuff. But then the referee had a brain fart and sent off the defender, Kaiser in the 71st minute, for the most gentlest of tug backs, and also award a penalty to FC Aarau, the bastard! Never a penalty. Slotted home expertly, right hand top corner, by Schneuwly, who came on as a substitute and was involved in everything in the latter stages for the away team. A good player to spring from the bench. To makes things worse for the home team, Hammerich scored a well worked team effort, to make it 4-2 for FC Aarau, and a very comfortable performance for the away team. Home team tried their best but they just were not at the same skill level as FC Aarau, who just had that bit more quality. Good game. No real atmosphere but I could put that down to the awful weather, virtually played out under a downpour, and also the home team letting in four goals. The stadium is nice and dinky, and has four similar stands all around. I can imagine when its full, it might be fun. Food and beer, usual rubbish one can expect this side of the world inside a stadium. They don’t do burgers or pies too well over here!!