 Eisstadion Liebenau | |
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| Location | Stadionplatz 1, 8041 Graz |
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| Capacity | 4,126 |
| Opened | 1963 |
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| ATSE Graz (1963–1990, 2009–present) Graz 99ers (1999–present) | |
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