Mezőörsi Sportpálya

The ground sits at Hunyadi út 64. While broader databases sometimes point to Petőfi utca, the physical reality is this address.

Most of the activity here is contained within the Győr-Moson-Sopron league, but the door occasionally opens wider. The high line was picked apart by the visitors, and the result was a clear 3–0, a match that mattered only in the history books but was played in the same driving rain that drenches the county league every weekend. Those results are the only reason this specific patch of turf is recorded beyond the local paper.

There is little else to distinguish it from the hundred other county grounds in the region. The surface is natural, unlike the artificial turf found at some of the newer municipal facilities, and the capacity is capped at a level that ensures every seat in the house is filled on a Saturday afternoon. It has hosted concerts, with bands like Lord and Bikini playing under the lights, but those nights are fleeting memories for the town. The stadium itself has no grand history to recount, and no date marks its opening with certainty. It simply exists, a functional space for a club founded in 1953, where the focus remains on the next match rather than the past.