DSC Arminia Bielefeld is a German football club who are based in Bielefeld, Germany and they wear blue and black hooped home shirts and they their home games at the Stefan Kramer Stadium which holds just over 27,000 people. The club have never won the top division of german football but they have won the 2. Bundesliga on three occasions.
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Arminia Bielefeld play their home games in a strip of blue shirts, the shirt has not been graced by any famous players or received any trophies in all its time in the top German league.
German club Arminia Bielefeld flaunt their all-new away shirt for 2016/17. Composing a purists favourite of pure white across the club's latest away shirt, Arminia Beilefeld will look as classy as ever within the 2016/17 season whilst also showcasing their new Schuco kit sponsor [...]
Arminia Bielefeld is a German club from North Rhine-Westphalia which finished 2nd in the third division of the German league system in 2012/13 [...]
German club Arminia Bielefeld have launched their new home shirt which will be used during the 2010/11 season [...]
German side Arminia Bielefeld have revealed the designs for their next Home and Away kits make by Saller. The home shirt is Arminia Bielefeld's traditional colour of Bule [...]
Arminia Bielefeld have announced that they have reached an agreement with their current German shirt manufacturers Saller to extend their shirt manufacturing contract by another four years [...]
DSC Arminia Bielefeld were founded in 1905. They currently hold the record for having been promoted to the German Bundesliga a record seven times, which means they also hold the record for being demoted six times. Arminia Bielefeld play their home games in the Schco Arena, Melanchthonstra;e 31a, 33615 Bielefeld.
The club have had several well known players to play for the club including Uli Stein, Ewald Lienen, Thomas von heesen and Gunther Schafer.
