Anđelko Herjavec

Stadion Varteksa
Full name	Stadion Anđelko Herjavec
Former names	Stadion NK Varteks
Location	Varaždin, Croatia
Coordinates	46°18′47″N 16°20′30″E / 46.3131361111°N 16.3417277778°E / 46.3131361111; 16.3417277778Coordinates: 46°18′47″N 16°20′30″E / 46.3131361111°N 16.3417277778°E / 46.3131361111; 16.3417277778
Built	1931
Operator	NK Varteks
Surface	Grass
Capacity	10,800
Tenants
NK Varteks (1931–present)

Stadion Anđelko Herjavec, also known as Stadion NK Varteks or Stadion Varteksa, is a football stadium in Varaždin, Croatia, and the home ground of NK Varteks. The stadium was built in 1931, although it underwent several renovations after that, and currently has an all-seating capacity of 10,800. It consists of three stands, with the main stand being the only one with a roof.

The stadium is located near the Varteks clothing factory, and also features a Varteks fan shop and a café. It was named after Anđelko Herjavec, a former chairman of NK Varteks who died in a road accident near Posedarje in July 2001. Herjavec was also the chairman of NK Varteks when they reached the quarterfinals of the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1999, which was their biggest international success to date.

[edit] International matches

The stadium also hosted several international matches of the Croatian national football team as well as the Croatian national under-21 football team.

Date	Competition	Teams	Score
17 March 1993	Friendly	Croatia U-21 vs. Slovenia U-21	1–1
2 September 1995	U-21 Euro qualifiers	Croatia U-21 vs. Estonia U-21	1–0
5 October 1995	U-21 Euro qualifiers	Croatia U-21 vs. Italy U-21	2–2
26 March 1996	Friendly	Croatia vs. Israel	2–0
28 March 2000	Friendly	Croatia U-21 vs. Germany U-21	2–0
25 April 2001	Friendly	Croatia vs. Greece	2–2
2 June 2001	FIFA World Cup qualifiers	Croatia vs. San Marino	4–0
21 August 2002	Friendly	Croatia vs. Wales	1–1
2 April 2003	Euro qualifiers	Croatia vs. Andorra	2–0
16 November 2003	U-21 Euro play-offs	Croatia U-21 vs. Scotland U-21	2–0
18 August 2004	Friendly	Croatia U-21 vs. Israel U-21	0–2
18 August 2004	Friendly	Croatia vs. Israel	1–0
2 June 2007	U-21 Euro qualifiers	Croatia U-21 vs. Faroe Islands U-21	2–0
5 September 2008	U-21 Euro qualifiers	Croatia U-21 vs. Albania U-21	4–0
9 September 2008	U-21 Euro qualifiers	Croatia U-21 vs. Italy U-21	1–1
27 March 2009	Friendly	Croatia U-21 vs. Montenegro U-21	1–1
13 October 2009	U-21 Euro qualifiers	Croatia U-21 vs. Serbia U-21	3–1

[edit] References

• World Stadiums: Croatia

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Coordinates: 46°18′47″N 16°20′30″E / 46.3131361111°N 16.3417277778°E / 46.3131361111; 16.3417277778