Lyceum Arena

Lyceum Arena sits on the grounds of the Tyshkivskyi Lyceum in the village of Tyshkivka, a modest facility where the local amateur side FC Ahrotekh Tyshkivka plays. There are no floodlights, a running track, or a roof — just a natural grass pitch and 400 seats for those who travel to watch. The club began in 2010, and the venue has served them since, though its exact opening date is not recorded in the available sources.

The structure is defined by its location rather than its architecture. It is a school field adapted for football, a quiet corner in the Kirovohrad Oblast where the Kirovohrad Oblast Championship is contested. Ahrotekh have won that title three times, in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and they claimed the 2023–24 Ukrainian Amateur Football Championship and followed it with the 2024–25 Ukrainian Amateur Cup, a run that included a 3–1 victory over Avanhard Lozova on the ground on October 22, 2024.

The name of the venue has not changed; it is Lyceum Arena, or Stadion Ahrotekh, a reflection of its dual identity as both a school and a club home. The capacity remains fixed at 400, a number that suits the scale of the competition. The absence of permanent fixtures — no heating — means the ground is subject to the weather in a way that larger stadiums are not, but for a club at this level, that is simply the condition of play. The arena has no notable attendance record to publish, but the limit is set by the number of seats available.