Městský stadion Zábřeh

Zábřeh's ground carries two identities under one roof. Built in 1960 as a home for athletics, the site still functions as one, with Atletika Zábřeh using the oval for training and competition alongside the football tenants.

The football side has changed its name more often than the stadium has changed its address. What began in 1919 as SK Zábřeh passed through TJ Jiskra, TJ Spartak, TJ Slovan, TJ ČSAO, FK UNO and SK UNO-Zvole before settling, in 2003, on SK Sulko Zábřeh . The stadium itself kept its course through all of it, becoming city property in 2002 and still appearing on local tourist material under its older label, Sportovní stadion Zábřeh.

A 2018–2019 refit brought a new tartan running track and updated equipment for the technical athletics events. The pitch itself runs on artificial turf, which the club now rents out — a detail that marks a shift from the natural grass once listed for the ground.