Stadion ŠRC Marijan Šuto Mrma

Stadion ŠRC Marijan Šuto Mrma is a modest ground in Zmijavci, Croatia, where the grass is natural and the capacity sits quietly around 1,500. It is named after Marijan Šuto Mrma, a player for the local club who died in the Croatian War of Independence; the club organises an annual memorial tournament in his honour. The pitch lies off Kujundžušin put.

Recent works in 2025 brought new floodlights and a multifunctional building with a gym and restaurant, part of investments that reached beyond two million euros. The exact year of opening and the original builder are not found in available sources, so those details remain in silence. The club itself traces its roots to 1974, originally as NK Kujundžuša, before changing its name in 1991.

There is no single official figure for the capacity; reports vary between 1,000 and 2,000, though the database lists 1,500. The stadium has not had a former name distinct from its current dedication. The official website is https://www.croatia-zmijavci.hr/.

The club’s most significant recent match was the 2017–18 Croatian Cup run against NK Slaven Belupo, but specific attendance records for this or other matches are not documented.