In the second construction phase, which should have lasted until December 2017 but was delayed by several changes of architect and was not completed until the start of the 2017/18 season, the interior of the new main stand was fitted out. The matches took place on September 23, 1999 against Ukraine, on March 4, 2004 against China, and on April 8, 2015 against Brazil. Previously, there had been no block divisions, no floodlights, an analog scoreboard, and no separation of visiting fans. The corners of the stadium, with the exception of the southern corner on the side of the main stand, are currently not covered with stands. In 1996, the football department of TSV Vestenbergsgreuth joined the SpVgg Fürth 1903 and the club name was changed to SpVgg Greuther Fürth.

The only built-up curve in the stadium is occupied by the "Der Lohner" standing stand, which is named after the late former club president Edgar Burkart, known as Lohner.After interim plans to build a new stadium on the Main-Danube Canal in the south of the city, SpVgg Greuther Fürth extended its lease with the owner until 2040 in November 2012. An unroofed makeshift stand did its work until May 20, 1951, when the new main stand was inaugurated. It was built in 1997 as a standing-room-only stand and was roofed over during remodeling work in 2008, along with the vestibule of the stand, making it weatherproof.

Great for rugby / hockey / football training, athletics, running, swimming and for gym, pool or lounge wear. Adjacent to this is the guest block, whose standing-room area has been carried over without change from the times before promotion. It is a seating-only stand, seats approximately 2,500 people, and is the lowest stand in the stadium.

It is still planned to extend the main stand to the south, which should thereby replace blocks A and B. During the 2007 summer break, a turf heating system was installed, new seats for the main stand were installed, and the old Block 1 was demolished. In July 1999, the south stand was leveled and a tubular steel structure was erected for seating and standing room. In August 2019, Sommer confirmed the extension of the sponsorship contract beyond 2021 and this regardless of the league. The north stand has room for 4,200 people in four blocks, with Fürth's ultra groups finding their home in Block 12, which was set up as part of the 2008 renovation and is located between Blocks 3 and 4.