If you're crazy about football, then you should pay a visit to the Blue Water Arena and help Esbjerg fB get back to Denmark's top football league.
Esbjerg fB
The city's proud football team has roots dating back to 1924, and even though the recent years have seen the football stars relegated to the 2nd division, EfB is still the team of the entire city.
Amazing times
More championships
Esbjerg fB has won Denmark's top football league a total of five times throughout history. Most recently in 1979, 1965, 1963, 1962, and 1961. In 1978, 1968, and 1956, they secured impressive silver medals, while they achieved bronze in the seasons 2019, 2004, and 1977.
Matches and tickets
Esbjerg fB is a team that excels at bringing the people of Esbjerg together, and therefore you can always look forward to a great atmosphere at the stadium. Come and join us in supporting the team, so that together we can help EfB blow the opponents off the field and get the team back to Denmark's top football league.
Homecourt
Blue Water Arena
With a capacity of 17,442 spectators, the Blue Water Arena is Denmark's fourth-largest stadium, surpassed only by Parken, Brøndby Stadion, and Ceres Park in Aarhus. The Blue Water Arena underwent extensive renovations in 2008-2009 and is now a state-of-the-art football facility that meets all UEFA requirements for national and international matches.
The history of the club
On July 23, 1924, the two biggest football clubs in Esbjerg, E.B. 98 and Esbjerg Amatør Klub, agreed to merge, giving birth to Esbjerg forenede Boldklubber (Esbjerg United Football Clubs). The first match was won with a resounding 7-0 victory over Kolding IF. In the 1960s, EfB became a powerhouse in Danish football, winning the Danish championship four times. In August 2009, Esbjerg Municipality and EfB jointly inaugurated the new football stadium, Blue Water Arena, with a capacity of over 17,000 spectators. The hope was for the stadium to become a base and contribute to ensuring EfB's success for many years to come.
However, things haven't gone quite as planned in recent years. EfB has experienced a roller coaster ride and currently finds itself in the 2nd division in the 2022/2023 season. The goal is clear: to find the best football and work together as a club to make the journey back to Denmark's top football league.
Address:
Blue Water Arena, Gl. Vardevej 82, 6700 Esbjerg