List of football stadiums in the Faroe Islands

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This is a list of stadiums in the Faroe Islands. Football stadiums with a capacity of at least 1,000 are included.

Current stadiums

PhotoStadiumCityHome team/sCapacity
Torsvollur 13 June 2015 - Faroese supporters.JPG Tórsvøllur Tórshavn Faroe Islands national football team 6,040
Svangaskard B68 Toftir IMG 20210801 152943998 HDR.jpg Svangaskarð Toftir B68 Toftir; previously Faroe Islands national football team 6,000
Gundadalur Stadium, Torshavn 01.jpg Gundadalur Tórshavn HB Tórshavn & B36 Tórshavn 5,000
Vagur, faroe islands, football field.jpg á Eiðinum Vágur FC Suðuroy 3,000
Í Fløtugerði Fuglafjørður ÍF Fuglafjørdur 3,000
Vid Djupumyrar, Klaksvik.jpg Við Djúpumýrar Klaksvík KÍ Klaksvík 2,500
A Dungasandi 07 Vestur IMG 20210729 180809742 HDR.jpg á Dungasandi Sørvágur 07 Vestur & SÍ Sørvágur's youth teams2,000
Roynhollin in Hvalba and the Football Field.JPG Á Skørinum Hvalba Royn Hvalba 2,000
Stadion Tvoroyri.jpg Sevmýri Stadium Tvøroyri none; previously TB Tvøroyri 2,000
Inni i Vika Football Stadium on 23 October 2010 AB Argir vs FC Suduroy 1-0.JPG Skansi Arena Argir AB Argir 2,000
Uppi á Brekku Leirvík none; previously LÍF Leirvík 2,000
Lilit Svangaskarð Toftir B68 Toftir 1,800
Sarpugerdi Vikingur Gota IMG 20210802 205412813 HDR.jpg Sarpugerði Norðragøta Vikingur Gøta 1,600
Vid Stora Stadium 2017.jpg Við Stórá Trongisvágur Tvøroyrar Bóltfelag 1,600
Vid Lokin NSI Runavik IMG 20210802 132639899 HDR.jpg Við Løkin Runavík NSÍ Runavík 1,500
Inni i Dal Football Stadium of B71 Sandur Faroe Islands.JPG Inni í Dal Sandoy B71 Sandoy 1,200
á Krossinum Sumba none; previously SÍ Sumba; the football field is used as a solar park since 20191,000
Hoyvíksvøllur Hoyvík FC Hoyvík 1,000
The Football Field of MB Midvagur Faroe Islands.JPG MB Arena Miðvágur MB Miðvágur 1,000
Niðari vøllur (Gundadalur's lower field) Tórshavn Undrið FF 1,000
undir Mýruhjalla Skála Skála ÍF 1,000
Valloyran Sandavágur SÍF Sandavágur's youth teams1,000
Vid Margair EB Streymur Streymes IMG 20210731 131435110.jpg Við Margáir Streymnes EB/Streymur 1,000

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