Yug-Arena
Stavropol, Russia
Yug-Arena opened in June 2019 on Tukhachevskogo Street in the Promyshlenny District of Stavropol. A complex built for physical education and health rather than a grandstand for football, it sits in the 35th microdistrict and occupies 3,249 square metres of space. The building was raised at a cost of approximately 126.3 million rubles from 2017, with a significant portion of the funding coming from a federal sports development programme. The main hall holds 500 seats.
There is no official website for the venue; information is available through directories like 2GIS, Yandex Maps and Zoon. It was built as a new facility and did not have any former names. The facility is managed as part of the Olympic Reserve College system.
One detail often overlooked is the athletics track that runs around the perimeter of the event floor. The playing surface is not explicitly identified in sources as natural, artificial or hybrid in the context of a football pitch. It is an indoor complex with sports flooring suitable for multiple disciplines. The complex meets international standards for the sports it hosts.
There is no evidence of this venue hosting a football club. One agent incorrectly conflated this venue with a football stadium in Krasnodar, but the Stavropol location is confirmed by multiple sources including Bank Stavropol press releases and local news outlets.