Werder Bremen to reopen collapsed stand for October 31 match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 4:03 PM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026
Werder Bremen plans to reopen a stand at their Weserstadion that partially collapsed in July. The stand is scheduled to be ready for the game against Hoffenheim on October 31, but repair work will not be completed in time for the match against Paderborn on October 14. The incident occurred during modernization efforts when a load-bearing column was unintentionally damaged, causing the structure's failure, though no injuries were reported.
- •Stand collapsed in July during renovations at Weserstadion.
- •Repair work expected to finish before game against Hoffenheim.
- •No injuries occurred during the collapse incident.
- •The stand accommodates 500 spectators.
- 4:03 PMYahoo Sports — Collapsed stand in Bremen stadium to be re-opened for October 31 game
"Werder Bremen will reportedly re-open a stand in their stadium that partially collapsed in July for the home game against Hoffenheim on October 31. The Deichstube portal said that repair works would not be completed in time for Saturday's match against Paderborn but only for the following home game.
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