Stadion TJ Sokol Zápy

The ground at Zápy dates the club itself: both went up in 1932. This is not a stadium that got rebuilt for a tournament or reinvented under a new sponsor — it kept the name TJ Sokol Zápy through the long stretch from 1966 to 2010, and only reverted to SK Zápy once that era of Czech sports clubs passed. Two rounds of work mark its calendar: a rebuild in 1941, not long after it opened, and a longer overhaul through the mid-1980s.

What sets it apart from the identikit third-tier grounds around it is the mix underfoot. The main pitch stays natural turf for 3. česká fotbalová liga fixtures, but a 2021 renovation of the wider sports complex added an artificial surface alongside it.

Zápy itself is not a town in its own right but a village folded into Brandýs nad Labem-Stará Boleslav, and the stadium sits at the centre of that arrangement — the one pitch the village has, tied to the one club it has had since 1932.