Guzar

The ground in G'uzor carries three names. The football identity arrived later: when Shurtan was revived in 1994, the club took the ground as its home, and 1994 is the date the arena counts as its opening for football.

Since then it has been rebuilt twice. The work between 2008 and 2010 brought new stands and floodlights. The second round, in 2023 and 2024, was driven by what the Professional Football League demands of Superliga venues — drainage and irrigation reworked, modern lighting installed. Superliga football returned in May 2024.

Capacity is 7,000, and that number matters here because it gets reached. The record belongs to a 2011 AFC Cup qualifying tie against Kuwait's Al-Qadsia on 4 May, which filled the ground. Domestic football has come close and matched it: 6,547 against Navbahor in 2016, and a full house again for the visit of Xorazm in August 2025.

What the ground does not have is a second occupant. Shurtan are the sole tenant, and no other club shares the fixture list. The address is imprecise in the usual sense — no street and number is recorded — but the arena sits in the Chanoq mahalla district and functions as the town's central sporting site.