Kulykiv Arena

The ground sits in Ukraine and carries a name chosen by the local council in 2024. Before that it was known as Motor, a title attached to the concrete slab fencing and metal scoreboard that lined the pitch when the town had a football field in the 1950s. The local club returned to the pitch in 2008 after a long silence, and the reconstruction project that followed replaced the old infrastructure with 630 plastic seats and a new lawn.

The stadium does not have a running track or floodlights. The playing surface is natural grass. That happened once, on 24 August 2025, when FC Kryvbas came through the 1/32 finals of the Ukrainian Cup to win 3–0. No specific attendance figures have been found for that match, though the official capacity is cited as 630 by Europlan and Transfermarkt, while other databases list it as 2,000.

The club was founded in June 2008 and competes in the Ukrainian Second League, though the league is also referred to as the Persha Liha in local sources. The stadium has hosted matches in the Ukrainian Cup since the club’s revival. The town of Kulykiv lies in the Zholkiv Raion of Lviv Oblast.