Orelský stadion

The oldest ground in Uherský Brod is Orelský stadion, the Eagle's stadium. Tělocvičná jednota Orel, the Catholic gymnastics society that also ran the town's Lidový dům, opened the stadium in June 1933, and the name has never changed since.

It has stayed the home of ČSK Uherský Brod. The high point came in the 1994/95 season, when the side played second-tier football and the ground filled toward five thousand for those fixtures — a mark that still stands, even if it falls short of the wartime-era record of 7,000 set for a 3-2 win over FC T.I.C Uherské Hradiště. Austria's Sturm Graz came through in the 1930s, Mostar from Yugoslavia in the 1960s.

The pitch itself is a full-size natural surface with automatic irrigation, and the club keeps a separate artificial strip alongside it for training. The most recent change came in 2024, when a walking circuit was laid around the main pitch, the approach from the cycle path was rebuilt, and the areas outside the changing rooms were tidied into a single connected complex — work aimed less at raising capacity than at giving standing spectators somewhere proper to stand.

Concerts and representative fixtures go elsewhere in town, to the Sokolský stadion; this ground has stayed what Orel built it to be, a home pitch.