FavAC-Platz

Favoritner AC built its own ground in 1921, on land leased from the city of Vienna in Favoriten, the tenth district, and the club has never left it. The pitch survived bomb damage in 1945, went from earth to grass in 1979, and switched to artificial turf in 2022 — three resurfacings across a single continuous tenancy, which is not something most Viennese amateur grounds can claim.

The record crowd, 6,800, dates to 17 September 1983, when Austria Wien visited for what was also the season of FavAC's return to the Bundesliga. The club reached the Austrian Cup semi-finals twice more, in 1992 and 1993, before going bankrupt later in 1993 — a rise and collapse the ground itself outlasted. It kept hosting football regardless: FC Kurd Wien and SV Rojava have played there, and FC Mauerwerk used it until relocating in 2024, the same year SC Wacker Wien arrived.

There has been no sponsor name attached to the stadium itself; when "Cashpoint" appeared, it was tied to the club's name, not the venue. In 2023 the ground hosted a retro derby featuring former players, a nod to the FavAC–Austria fixtures that once filled the place beyond its current capacity.