Na Radosti

The first image provided is not of the ground in question, but of a different, larger stadium. The second image is of a stadium in Ukraine. The third image is a photograph of a church. None of these images are of the FC Zličín ground, so no visual details can be drawn from them to supplement the text.

The ground at Na Radosti 242 in Prague has not been rebuilt for a major tournament, but it has a distinct character of its own. The most striking feature is the main stand, which is a structure. The seating consists of rows of plastic chairs set into concrete steps. A floodlight mast rises behind the stand.

The pitch is natural grass, kept in decent condition for the level of competition.

FC Zličín has kept their heads in the Prague Championship, where they currently compete. The club was founded in 1929 but did not become an independent entity until 1991, the same year the main pitch was officially opened. The ground has not hosted the likes of Sparta Prague or Slavia Prague, and it does not have a capacity to match their needs. It is a local venue for local football.