FK Viktoria Stadion

Since 2011 the ground on Seifertova has carried a sponsor's name, eFotbal aréna. It opened in 1965, when Prague 3 handed the club a grass pitch on the site of a former brewery, then filled in the rest over the following decade: a covered main stand in 1968, floodlights in 1973. The original capacity ran to 15,000.

Twice the ground has hosted football that was not its own. Chmel Blšany played their 2004/05 home fixtures here for want of floodlights at their own stadium, and Slavoj Vyšehrad did the same in 2015/16 after their ground fell short of league requirements.

The relationship between club and landlord has not always run smoothly. Viktoria's stake in the stadium was cut to a third in 2010, and a rent dispute with the Prague 3 municipality went to court in 2015. By 2020, the absence of a scoreboard, and insufficient toilet and medical facilities for spectators were serious enough to threaten the club's licence.

Before any of that, in 1965 and 1966, the track hosted speedway racing under the Victoria Speedway Club Praha banner — a use long since gone from the site.