Stjarnan crowned Iceland Cup Champions 2018
Today Stjarnan and Breidablik met in the 2018 Iceland Cupfinale at Laugardalsvöllur. It turned out to be a very even
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Iceland
Ólafsfjarðarvöllur
Stadium: Ólafsfjarðarvöllur Club: KF Fjallabyggðar Capacity: 2.100 (150 seats) Surface: Grass Location: In the village Ólafsfjörður, about 60 km. north of Akureyri Address:
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Sauðárkróksvöllur
Stadium: Sauðárkróksvöllur Club: Tindastöll Capacity: 2.500 (300 seats) Surface: Grass Location: In the city Sauðárkrókur (The 2. largest city in the
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Húsavíkurvöllur
Stadium: Húsavíkurvöllur Club: Völsungur Capacity: 2.000 Surface: Grass Location: In the village Húsavík, about 95 km. northeast of Akureyri Address: Húsavík Visited: July 2017
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Torfnesvöllur
Stadium: Torfnesvöllur (Also known under various sponsorship names) Club: Vestri (The main club in the Westfjords region) Capacity: 1.300 (540 seats)
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Akraneshöllin
Stadium: Akraneshöllin (Also used by IA Akranes during winter) Club: Kári Capacity: 500 Surface: Syntethic Location: In the city Akranes, next
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Valsvöllur becomes Origo völlurinn
Reigning Icelandic champions Valur, has agreed a deal with technology company Origo, for the namingrights of Valsvöllur. Origo will also work with
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Eskjuvöllur
Stadium: Eskjuvöllur Club: KF Fjarðabyggð (Some matches are also played in the Fjarðabyggðarhöllin and at the Norðfjarðarvöllur) Capacity: 1.500 (310 seats)
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Fagrilundur
Stadium: Fagrilundur Club: Augnablik (Also used by several other teams including Vatnaliljur and HK training – HK play their matchesd in Kòrinn) Capacity:
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Dalvikurvöllur
Stadium: Dalvikurvöllur Club: Dalvik/Reynir Capacity: 2.000 (100 seats) Surface: Artificial pitch Location: In the village Dalvik, about 40 km. north
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