Blæsenborg Opvisningsbane

The ground takes its name from the road it sits on, and the wire fence around the pitch is the only thing separating the football from Blæsenborg Allé. Nothing here is built for the four thousand the ground is rated to hold. The largest crowd anyone has counted through the gate is 550, on 10 August 2016, when the Danish Cup first round brought FC Roskilde to Lolland and the visitors won 4–0. That figure has stood since; it came again in 2022 with FC Culpa.

The ground belongs to Maribo Boldklub, founded on 8 August 1934, and has carried the club's own shorthand — MB's anlæg — alongside a sponsor's name, Lollands Bank Stadion. Both are still in use locally.

The one dated piece of building work is the lighting, installed in 2009, which is what allows the ground to take fixtures once the Lolland evenings draw in. Beyond that the site is what its name says it is: an opvisningsbane, the display pitch. It is the difference between a club ground and a stadium.