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Stadium

Fotbalový stadion Josefa Masopusta

Most, Czechia

Formerly: Letní stadion

Fotbalový stadion v Mostě
Fotbalový stadion v Mostě Hadonos · Public domain
Fotbalový stadion v Mostě
Fotbalový stadion v Mostě Hadonos · Public domain

Most built its own football ground in a strange decade for the town — the Letní stadion, as it was first called, opened on 24 May 1961 with a friendly against Liverpool, lost 1–4 by the home side, Baník Most. It held 18,000 that day.

The ground carries the name of Josef Masopust. A rebuild running from 2004 to 2006 stripped the capacity down to 7,500, fitting seats along the end stands, raising new floodlight masts and electronic screens, then finishing the main stand with a roof, plastic seating and a heated pitch underneath the natural grass.

The club it was built for did not last to enjoy it. FK Baník Most folded in 2016, leaving the stadium in Svatopluka Čecha Street without the tenant it had carried since 1961.

Who plays here

Recent matches here

Date Match Score
26 Aug Baník Souš — Příbram 1:1
17 Jan Baník Souš — Chomutov 4:1
18 Jan 2025 Baník Souš — Štětí 3:1
25 Sep 2024 Baník Souš — Benátky nad Jizerou 1:1
3 Aug 2024 Baník Souš — České Budějovice II 1:3
17 Jul 2024 Baník Souš — Viktoria Plzeň II 1:1
27 Jan 2024 Baník Souš — Slovan Velvary 3:0
13 Jan 2024 Baník Souš — Štětí 3:1