Mestsky futbalovy stadion Michalovce
Michalovce, Slovakia
Formerly: Zemplín Stadion
The Mestský futbalový štadión stands at Hviezdoslavova 5, a site with roots stretching back to **1912** when the first pitch was laid. The current structure, with its tiered seating, dates to a reconstruction carried out between **2009** and **2010**. It is the only one in Michalovce, Slovakia, serving the local community and MFK Zemplín Michalovce.
The capacity is listed as **4,400** seats, though some records cite **4,440**. The pitch is natural grass, measuring **105** by **68** metres. The club operates from this ground, which remains owned by the City of Michalovce. It is commonly known as Zemplín Stadion, a name taken from the historical region rather than a commercial deal.
The most significant day in the ground’s recent history was **May 11, 2010**. The Slovak Cup Final was held here between Spartak Trnava and Slovan Bratislava. The attendance figure was **3,752**, a number that still stands as the highest documented for a single match. That was a final, not a league game. Regular league attendances have been lower, such as **3,561** for a match against Slovan Bratislava on **July 6, 2020**. Average crowds in the **2023/2024** season hovered around **1,041** per match.
The official website for the club is available, but the ground itself speaks through the matchdays.