SPZ Hallenbad

The Sportzentrum Schlossfeld is not a swimming pool, despite the colloquial reference to the Hallenbad. It is a football stadium complex in Willisau, Switzerland. The pitch was originally built in 1945, with construction continuing into 1946. A tribune extension was completed in 2013. The ground holds 2,200 spectators, a figure not corroborated by official Swiss sources. The surface is natural grass. Floodlights illuminate the pitch. There is no running track.

FC Willisau plays here. The club has no history of changing the stadium’s name. The complex is located at Schlossfeldstrasse 2, 6130 Willisau, in the Canton of Lucerne. The swimming pool component opened on December 15, 1971, but this is a separate facility from the football stadium. The complex also hosts wrestling matches in the Sporthalle Willisau and gymnastics events.

The stadium is not the only sports venue in Willisau, but it is the primary football ground. The pitch has been maintained as natural grass throughout its history.

It does not host international matches. The capacity figure of 2,200 is widely cited but unverified by Swiss authorities. The opening year of 1945/46 is consistent across sources. The swimming pool’s opening date is separate and irrelevant to the football pitch.

The stadium is not a temple of football. It is a functional ground for local competition. The 2013 tribune extension improved spectator comfort. The floodlights allow evening matches.

The stadium has no former names. The complex is shared with other sports, but the football pitch is the main feature. The capacity is not a record-holding figure.

It is a home for FC Willisau. The floodlights are essential for winter matches.

It was built in 1945, but the connection to World War II is not explicit. The 1971 swimming pool is a separate entity. The wrestling and gymnastics events are secondary to football. It is a football ground.

The opening year of 1945 is not unique. The 2013 extension is not a renovation of the entire complex. The natural grass is not a rarity. The absence of a running track is standard. It is a place where football is played.

FC Willisau is not a top-tier club. The stadium is not a historic venue. The 2013 extension is not a major event. The natural grass is not a novelty. It is a fact.

The Sportzentrum Schlossfeld is a football stadium in Willisau. It was built in 1945. It holds 2,200 people. It has natural grass. It has floodlights. It has no running track. It is home to FC Willisau. It was extended in 2013. It is not a swimming pool.