Gradski stadion Tomislav

HNK Томислав moved in during 1963, then playing as FK Будучност, and the pitch carried the older name until 1990, when the political changes in Yugoslavia allowed the club to take back its historic title. The stadium was renamed with it: Градски стадион Томислав .

Its one match of national consequence came on 14 August 1991 in the Кубок Югославии. Томислав drew белградский Рад, a First League side, and the visitors were 4-0 up when the game was stopped early in the second half — objects thrown from the terraces.

What the ground is not explains as much as what it is. There is no running track, so the terraces sit directly on the touchline; by some accounts there are no floodlights either. Through the war years the club played in the Кубок Герцег-Босне, though the finals of that competition went elsewhere. No concerts, no international fixtures.

The investment that did arrive went next door rather than into the main stand. In 2019 auxiliary pitches with an artificial surface were built alongside, the playing surface itself costing around 185,642 КМ within a project of roughly 460,000 КМ. The main ground keeps its natural grass, and its 2,000 places.