Villány

Villányi Sportpálya sits on Ady E. utca and holds 1,250, a ground scaled to what it is: home to Villányi TC. There is no record of the club shading in a distinct identity beyond that setting — the town's fame for red wine has occasionally been pinned on the team as a nickname, Villányi Vörösök, but that name belongs to the wine region, not to Villányi TC.

The championship that means most to the club came in 2023–24, when Villányi TC won the Baranya County League's NB III group — its first county title. It had won a lower tier of the same county pyramid once before, the Baranya County 4th Division's Pécsi-csoport, back in 2001–02. Beyond the county, the club's clearest brush with the wider game was a Magyar Kupa tie against Ferencváros in 2018, which it lost.

Locally, the fixture that carries weight is against Bólyi SE, one regularly billed in the area as a rangadó, while Mohácsi TE 1888 has stood as the main rival for the county title itself; Siklósi FC rounds out the competitive picture. None of that history changes what still decides most seasons for Villányi TC — matches played out at a 1,250-seat ground on Ady E. utca, in a league that rarely reaches beyond Baranya's own borders.