Djervhallen is a covered, full-size football arena located in Haugesund, Norway, and operated by Sportsklubben Djerv 1919. This 120-by-90-metre venue can be configured for full-group practice or divided into smaller seven- or nine-a-side fields, suitable for youth teams and fixtures. The facility also includes rooms used for dance activities, offering a diverse range of uses beyond football.
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Djerv 1919's full-size covered football arena in Haugesund divides readily for seven- and nine-a-side training and matches.
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Djervhallen puts a full football footprint under cover at Sportsklubben Djerv 1919's home in Haugesund. The 120-by-90-metre facility supports full-group practice and can be configured as paired seven- or nine-a-side fields for youth teams and fixtures. Dance activity also uses rooms at the address, adding a different rhythm alongside the football calendar.
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