Na Litavce

The rebuild that shaped the current stadium ran from 1978 to 1980, paid for by Uranové doly Příbram, and the labour came largely from its own workforce — miners who turned up on their days off to pour concrete and raise stands for a club that had already been through several names before settling as 1. FK Příbram.

The record crowd, 12,562, packed in on 11 March 2000 to watch Sparta Praha win 1:3, and the ground has drawn continental visitors more often than a club of Příbram's size might expect: Aston Villa came for an Intertoto Cup tie in 2000 and left with a goalless draw, and PAOK of Thessaloniki took a 2:2 result out of a UEFA Cup second round the following season. At the other end of the scale, only 51 people turned up in October 2003 for a top-flight fixture that Chmel Blšany, displaced by their own stadium's reconstruction, were forced to play as tenants.

Younger visitors have made their mark too. In 2008 the stadium staged group games at the European Under-19 Championship, and in 2016 Benfica's youth side beat the home team on penalties in a UEFA Youth League last-16 tie watched by over 6,700. The naming rights have moved around more than the ground itself, running through Adidas Aréna, Startip Aréna and Energon Aréna before the club restored the old name, Na Litavce, in 2017.