Brann Stadion

Brann Stadion did not: in 2014 part of the south stand was set aside again for standing supporters. That conversion came in 2006–07, when the old Umbro Stand on the north side was demolished and replaced by the Fjordkraft Stand, an all-seated block built to meet UEFA's requirements of the time.

Gran, a member of the club's sports committee, pushed the project through on land bought from a private society and paid for by donations and club funds. SK Brann, founded on 26 September 1908, has played there ever since: the south stand rose in the 1930s and was extended west in the 1960s, the east side was redone in 1997, and the Frydenbø Stand went up on the west side in 1999 with 3,892 seats.

Norway's national team has played here seventeen times since 1933, losing the first match 1–2 to Wales and then going sixteen games unbeaten.