Stadion der Jahnsportanlage St. Tönis

The Stadion der Jahnsportanlage St. Tönis sits within a municipal sports complex in the district of St. Tönis, Tönisvorst. It is not a standalone arena but one part of a wider facility that includes a 400-metre running track and a separate artificial turf pitch used by the DJK Teutonia football department. The grounds opened in August 1958, financed by the local municipality, which purchased the 5.4-hectare site for the construction. While the club SC St. Tönis 1911/20 plays on the natural grass main pitch, the venue itself has seen its name shift with the times. It was historically known as the Stadion der Jahn-Sportanlage, but more recently has been referred to as the YAYLA-Sportpark and the Arthur-Markiewicz-Park der Jahn-Sportanlage following sponsorship changes. The capacity is widely cited as 1,500, though some listings suggest 3,000; the city directory and Europlan generally align with the lower figure for the main stand. The address is listed as Rosenstraße 44G, 47918 Tönisvorst, though the broader complex is also associated with Gelderner Straße 69. A notable recent event involving the home club was a DFB-Pokal match against Eintracht Frankfurt in August 2026, which was moved to the Grotenburg-Stadion in Krefeld due to high demand. That match ended up drawing a sold-out crowd of approximately 10,800 at the external venue. The club itself emerged from a merger in 2022, combining SV St. Tönis and DJK Teutonia St. Tönis. The pitch is used by SC St. Tönis in the Oberliga Niederrhein. No specific attendance record for matches played within the stadium's own capacity is documented in the available sources.