2020 by winning the league and making its first appearance in the qualifying rounds for UEFA Champions League a new stand was built at the west end of the pitch, adding 660 seats to the stadium. During spring 2022 a new stand was built over the standing area in front of the old stand on the north side. This raised the seated capacity by approx. 1,900 to 8,270 seats total in time for the 2022 Norwegian season and together with other improvements in spectator, VIP and media facilities will bring the stadium within UEFA category 4 to be used for group stage matches in European leagues. For their 2021-22 european campaign Bodø/Glimt was given a dispensation from the capacity requirements by UEFA partly due to COVID restrictions limiting the number of spectators in any case, but the dispensation will not be extended for 2022-23. Facilities The venue is located in the southern part of the town center of Bodø, on Hålogalandsgata, close to Bodø Airport. The venue has a capacity for 8,270 seated spectators. The South Stand has 15 luxury boxes, each with seating for 12 people, and club seating for an additional 100 people in Aspmyra Sportsbar; this is only available for corporate sponsors. Both the sports bar and the boxes have access to dinners before the match. The stand is combined with a commercial and residential building, which is owned by Aspmyra Næringsbygg, which is again controlled by Gunvald Johansen. Bodø/Glimt's offices are located in this section, which along with the public access is rented by Glimt. Of sponsorship reasons, the South Stand is named for Diadora. The North Stand is the oldest part of the venue and is owned by Aspmyra AS. For sponsorship reasons, it is named after Nordlandsbanken. The area behind the East Stand was bought by Bodø Boligbyggelag, who built housing there and is named after Toyota, again for sponsorship reasons. In 2010, the operating costs of the venue were NOK 2 million. Events Bodø/Glimt are the main tenant at Aspmyra. The record attendance dates from 1975, when 12,189 people attended a Norwegian Football Cup match against Viking. From the 1977 season, Bodø/Glimt played in the First Division, then the top tier of the pyramid. The club remained in to the top flight until it was relegated after the 1980 season. Glimt had a poor spell during the 1980s, playing several seasons in the