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From amateur leagues to UEFA EURO.

saferspaces is part of the safeguarding concept at two consecutive UEFA European Championships – and proven in match operations from the 2. Bundesliga to the Allianz Arena.

Proof of Concept

Part of the UEFA safeguarding concept.

At both UEFA EURO 2024 and UEFA EURO 2025 in Switzerland, saferspaces was in use as the rapid-response mechanism at every match venue – documented and linked on uefa.com as part of the Human Rights programme.

Open UEFA documentation
Challenges

Challenges in professional sport

Requirements keep rising – saferspaces offers an end-to-end safety system that covers everything from first report to detailed analysis.

  1. DFB/DFL compliance

    Licensing conditions require protection concepts with documented reporting channels. saferspaces covers DFB, DFL, and UEFA requirements in one system – and is part of the DFL/DFB initiative for stadium innovations.

  2. Large venues, small teams

    QR codes in every sector, entrance, and sanitary area cover every zone. What would otherwise require significantly more staff scales without costs rising proportionally.

  3. Lowering the barrier

    Approaching a stranger in a stadium is hard. A visible, anonymous reporting system also reaches groups that have avoided stadiums so far.

  4. Missing data basis

    Automated matchday reports with heatmaps and filtering by sector, time, and incident type – for targeted prevention instead of post-hoc cleanup.

Benefits

Clear benefits for your club.

Automated matchday reports

After every matchday a finished report is ready – with charts, incident dynamics, and league documentation. No manual post-processing.

Reduced liability risk

End-to-end documentation of every incident – from initial report to case closure. Demonstrable compliance for DFB, DFL, and authorities.

Broader audiences

A visible reporting system lowers the barrier for groups that have avoided stadiums. A stronger sense of safety means higher occupancy.

Reachable at away games

Via the club link, fans reach the team from any location – including away games or the journey there. Safety doesn't stop at the stadium gate.

Simple setup

Fully cloud-based, no IT infrastructure required. The only prerequisite: stable network coverage inside the stadium.

GDPR by design

Pseudonymous report under GDPR — no real names, no contact details. No device identifiers. Primary hosting in the EU (GCP Frankfurt).

Together with mitHaltung – safeguarding structures for professional football
Illustrative image for the joint work of saferspaces and mitHaltung on safeguarding structures in professional football.
Featured cooperation · Pro football

Together with mitHaltung.

Together with Maja von Glan from mitHaltung we bring real safeguarding structures into your club: tested in professional football, ally of Fußball gegen Sexismus, compliant with DFB/DFL. System and stance, sustainably embedded.

  • Anonymous reporting channel: location-independent, GDPR-compliant, no app

  • Unified documentation across all levels: matchday, office, youth academy

  • Reliable data for prevention, compliance and grant applications

  • Training & sensitisation for staff and external teams

  • Survivor-centred safeguarding structures, tailored to your club

  • Evaluation & further development through regular reviews

References

Proven at the highest level.

saferspaces is at home in professional sport – from 2. Bundesliga to UEFA European Championship.

The distinctive red exterior panels of the Allianz Arena with FC Bayern München branding.
Sports

FC Bayern München

As part of the safeguarding concept, our location-based QR codes were first deployed in the Allianz Arena in 2023.

A hand holding a purple info sheet in front of the FC St. Pauli stadium entrance.
Sports

FC St. Pauli

In use for internal reporting structures despite limited mobile coverage inside the stadium.

Blue stadium sign reading 'Do you or someone else need help?' with QR code.
Sports

Holstein Kiel

Low-threshold reporting channel in the stadium. Holstein Kiel also uses saferspaces at its youth academy as part of the child-protection concept.

#FOOTBALL awareness poster with the text 'Do you or someone else need help?' on a blue tournament background.
Sports event

UEFA EURO 2024

All 10 stadiums and the 4 largest fan zones. An integral part of the official safeguarding concept.

Ferris wheel and fans dressed in orange Netherlands gear at the Fan Fest on Hamburg's Heiligengeistfeld.
Sport

Fan Fest Hamburg

Rapid response on Heiligengeistfeld – the official reporting system for tens of thousands of fans, with reporting for the city and organiser.

Crowd of fans with German flags and jerseys at the Berlin fan mile by the Brandenburg Gate.
Sport

Fan fest Berlin

Reporting system for hundreds of thousands of guests at the Brandenburg Gate, with structured reporting for the host city.

Munich's Olympiapark with the fan-fest stage in front of the Olympic tower and stadium roof.
Sports event

Fan fest Munich

Rapid response at the Munich fan fest – reporting channels right on the host-city grounds.

Entrance gate reading “EURO 2024 Festival Frankfurt” and “Fan Zone Mainufer”.
Sport

Fan fest Frankfurt

Rapid response on Frankfurt's Mainufer – the official fan-fest reporting system with reporting for the host city.

UEFA Women's Euro Switzerland 2025 logo on a blue background with pink accents.
Sports event

UEFA EURO 2025

In use again at the Women's EURO — across all 8 stadiums and their adjacent fan zones.

Blue-green informational panel at the 1. FC Magdeburg stadium.
Sports

1. FC Magdeburg

Digital reporting channel at Victoriaplatz. Fans report incidents directly via QR code.

Blue informational sign at Präemium Park Am Hünting with QR code for 1. FC Bocholt reports.
Sports

1. FC Bocholt

Digital reporting channel in Präemium Park Am Hünting. First deployment in the Regionalliga West, live since August 2025.

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