The move is due to delays in the construction of the arena, and the matches therefore had to be moved to the Pavilion P exhibition hall.
There were barracks as changing rooms, so it was a bit exciting, says Isabelle Haak.
The multi-arena is due to be completed at the end of October, but the plan was for it to be ready as early as June this year.
Approximately 13,000 people could have watched the European Championship finals in the new arena, while the Pavilion P exhibition hall can accommodate approximately 5,000 people.
Sweden plays the round of 16 against the Czech Republic at 7 p.m. tonight.
