[3] Landskrona IP replaced the Banan sports ground, where the pitch was in the middle of a cycling track.

[4] Landskrona IP was located just east of the Karlslund beech forest, 3–4 km north of the town centre.

[6] Allsvenskan, the Swedish top football league, began in 1924–25, with Landskrona BoIS as one of its twelve original clubs.

The club's inclusion in the new league was in large part due to the new stadium which, by 1924 standards, was considered as modern and suitable for football.

[7] Sometime in the mid 1950s the northern terraced stand was enlarged by the construction of a slightly steeper section in stainless steel and wood, built top of the concrete and earthworks.

After some of the pillars fell during strong winds a year or two later they were re-erected and secured by a system of steel cables.

[citation needed] As of May 2017[update] the only parts of the 1924 stadium remaining are two flagpoles and the arch which originally constituted the entrance.

[citation needed] Before Landskrona BoIS' 2002 return to Allsvenskan two concrete terraces were brought into use at the eastern side, together with two temporary constructions behind the opposite goal in steel and wood.

In the spring of 2003 Landskrona BoIS paid for a permanent western concrete terrace, which was replaced again with a building in 2011.

[18] During autumn 2013, the board and previous chairman of the club announced that the grass pitch was to be replaced with artificial turf.

[19] The decision was met by protests from supporters of the club and in November 2013 the municipality instead decided to invest in ground heating.

[24] This tournament for boys up to the age of 17 was hosted by southern Sweden, and two games were played at Landskrona IP.

The Group D game between Sweden and Portugal (which ended in a 1-0 Swedish victory) and one of the semi-finals were played at Landskrona IP.

No UEFA-approved grass pitch arena existed on the islands, and they chose Landskrona IP as their temporary home ground.

[27] Another three international competition games were played at Landskrona IP, against Denmark, Yugoslavia and Northern Ireland.