Bundessport- und Freizeitzentrum Südstadt

The stadium at Liese-Prokop-Platz 1 was built as part of a wider sports district designed by the architects Gustav Peichl, Wilhelm Hubatsch, and Franz Kiener. It opened on March 4, 1967, after construction between 1965 and 1967. The original construction company is not found, though recent renovations in 2019 were carried out by Swietelsky.

The main football stadium has a capacity of 10,600 spectators, with 7,010 seated spaces during official match operations. The playing surface is natural grass, equipped with a heating system installed in 2016. The complex also includes indoor facilities, such as a handball arena with a capacity of approximately 1,200, which serves as the home for Hypo Niederösterreich. Notable events include the 2000 EHF Champions League final involving spectator disturbances, and the venue serves as a hub for the Vienna Calling music festival.

Former names of the stadium include: Bundesstadion Südstadt (1967–2008), Trenkwalder-Arena (2008–2013), BSFZ-Arena (2013–2022), motion_invest Arena (2022–2023), and currently DATENPOL Arena (since 2023). The venue is operated by the BSPEG (Bundes-Sport- und Erziehungszentren GmbH) and serves as a high-performance training center for various Austrian national federations, including handball, swimming, athletics, and tennis. It is also the home ground for FC Admira Wacker Mödling in the Austrian football league system.