Yoshlik

The former name, Yoshlar Sport Majmuasi — the "Youth Sports Complex" — makes the intent explicit and has stuck alongside the current name in local use.

The ground opened its doors on 2 May 2014, after construction that had run since 2010. Capacity is listed at 12,500, though older figures for the site put it lower, at around 8,000. The pitch is natural grass.

There is a second Yoshlik elsewhere in Uzbekistan, in Turakurgan, which went through its own reconstruction work between 2022 and 2024 — a project that belongs to that stadium and not to this one, though the shared name makes the two easy to confuse in passing references. Navoi's Yoshlik has not been tied to any redevelopment of that kind.