Central Stadium Farkhor

The stadium goes by two names — Central Stadium and, in older references, Markaziy, meaning simply "central" — a naming pattern common across smaller Tajik towns where the ground rarely needed a more distinctive title.

What sources agree on is thin: a natural grass pitch and a single tenant. The capacity is where accounts pull apart — some put it at 3,000, others at more than three times that — and matchday figures from recent seasons complicate things further. A league fixture against Istiklol in May 2017 drew a reported 5,000, while a match against Khayr the previous August pulled in around 6,000, and at least one occasion is recorded near 6,760. Numbers like that sit awkwardly against the lower capacity figure, though nothing in the available record resolves which count is right.

Hosilot has given the ground its biggest occasions. The club reached the final of the Tajikistan Cup in 2016 and took the Tajikistan Super Cup the following year, results that, for a stadium with no fixed top-flight tenant history beyond one club, mark most of what the venue is known for beyond its own walls.