Litsey Arena

The ground in Tyshkivka is small by design, seating only 400 spectators. It sits on Tsentralna 15, tucked between the village’s central street and the local lyceum it serves. The pitch is natural grass, a simple rectangle without the distractions of a running track or floodlights that would turn evening games into a spectacle. It is a place for local football, not for touring professionals.

The facility has lived through several name changes. It was once known as Stadion Ahrotekh, and later as OZ Tyshkivskyi Litsey, acknowledging its role as a sports complex for the local school. Now, it carries the title Litsey Arena.

The stadium is the home of FC Agrotekh Tyshkivka, an amateur side that has found recent success. They won the Ukrainian amateur football championship for the 2024/2025 season, a feat that gives the modest venue a moment in the wider football landscape. The lack of permanent lighting means matches are played in daylight, subject to the shortening days of winter. The capacity is fixed at 400.

There is no official website for the arena, and details of its original construction have not been found. The records on Europlan-Online.de and Transfermarkt confirm the current state of the ground: a functional, unpretentious space where the results matter more than the scenery. The village of Tyshkivka is in the Kirovohrad Oblast.