Dresden's Heinz-Steyer-Stadion to Finally Receive Long-Delayed LED Scoreboard

The installation, costing €250,000, is set to be completed by June 2025 after its omission during the stadium's €58 million renovation.

The Heinz-Steyer-Stadion in Dresden, reopened in August 2024 after a €58 million renovation, is addressing a major oversight with plans to install an LED scoreboard.
The scoreboard, estimated to cost €250,000, is expected to be operational by June 2025, in time for the Goldenes Oval athletics event on June 1.
The scoreboard will be mounted on the Nordtribüne along Rudolf-Harbig-Allee, with the site having passed necessary structural tests.
The omission of the scoreboard was one of 1,800 construction defects identified in the stadium, ranging from minor issues to larger problems like insufficient parking and restroom facilities.
A separate project will see the return of the stadium's World Record Plaque, damaged in 2022, to a new location near the Heinz-Steyer memorial by the end of March.