Berit Sitterstadion Tickets

Stadium facts

Berit Sitterstadion key facts

Home team

Switzerland

Capacity

20,660

Opened

2008

Owner

Stadion St. Gallen AG

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

9015

• AFG Arena was the first Swiss stadium named after a commercial company.
• Philipp Muntwiler scored the first competitive goal at the ground, against Concordia Basel in July 2008.
• It staged three matches at the 2025 UEFA Women’s Euro, including England’s 6–1 win over Wales before 15,953.
• The solar plant on the roof was extended in 2025 to a peak output of 1,205 kW.
• Switzerland are due to play Scotland here in the Nations League on 16 November 2026.

History

About Berit Sitterstadion

Ground was broken on 14 September 2005 for the stadium and the attached Shopping Arena, which together cost about CHF 340 million. Switzerland played the first match there on 30 May 2008, beating Liechtenstein 3–0 in front of about 18,000 in their last warm-up for Euro 2008, and FC St. Gallen moved in from the Espenmoos that summer. It was called AFG Arena after the Arbonia-Forster group until 2016 and kybunpark from the 2016–17 season. After a vote by season-ticket holders, it took the name Berit Sitterstadion, after the Berit Klinik, on 1 July 2026.

Seating layout

Berit Sitterstadion seating plan & capacity

For league matches the ground holds 20,660 seated and standing, including 52 wheelchair places and 23 boxes with 224 seats. At 652 metres above sea level it is the highest stadium in Swiss professional football.

• Sector A – Main Stand North

  The main stand, with 3,650 places.

• Sector B – East Stand

  An end stand with 4,937 places.

• Sector C – South Stand

  The largest sector, with 5,947 places.

• Sector D – West Stand

  5,850 places.

Getting there

How to get to Berit Sitterstadion

Berit Sitterstadion is at 9015, St. Gallen, Switzerland.

FAQ

Berit Sitterstadion ticket FAQs