Stadion Radomiaka Radom

Radom, Poland

Formerly: Stadion Radomiaka, Stadion Miejski w Radomiu

On the map www.radomiak.com.pl

Biało - zielony Stadion Radomiaka geo573 · CC BY 3.0

Plakat informujący o zawodach piłki nożnej o mistrzostwo Kl. "A" w dniu 9.V.1948 r., pomiędzy drużynami KS "Proch" Pionki i KS "Radomiak" , KS "Proch" i KS "Radomiak" /przedmecz juniorów/ oraz KS "Proch" i KS "Radomiak II" – Zbiór afiszów, plakatów i druków ulotnych po 1945 roku. Unknown author Unknown author · Public domain

Logo klubu na Stadionie RKS Radomiak wykonane przez Edmunda Kryzę z z 2000 puszek po piwie Łukasz Wójcik ( http://lukaszwojcik.com ) · CC BY-SA 3.0

The ground in Radom has a split personality. In its place, the new stadium Stadion im. Braci Czachorów rose on the same site, though the two share little beyond the city name. There is a history there, too.

The seating runs in two main blocks, separated by a concrete walkway. The capacity has grown in steps, with the second phase of construction adding two more stands to bring the total to 14,440. The stadium sits within the wider Radomskie Centrum Sportu complex, but the focus remains on the grass and the stands. It is a place that has seen Poland face Wales and Finland in friendlies, and it holds a record crowd of 20,000 from a match against Widzew Łódź in 1984. The old stadium is gone, but the new one carries the weight of that history.