Znamya

Football arrived here before the stadium did. In 1911 the workers of the Glukhovsky manufactory laid out a pitch and put together their first side, building on a cycling track the mill had raised back in 1862.

The name changed more than once as the club above it changed — Avtomobilist, Trud, Spartak among them — and for a stretch after the Soviet collapse the ground was known simply as the Avtomobilist stadium.

The record for a single afternoon here still belongs to a Russian Cup tie from 8 April 1997, when the local side met Moscow's Spartak. 6,000 turned up.

There is an older mark of the ground's standing too: in 1936, it hosted a Soviet Cup quarter-final against Dynamo Leningrad, won 1:0 in front of 5,000, before a semi-final defeat to Dynamo Tbilisi.

Reconstruction work finished in 2020, and further repairs were completed in 2026. The ground has become a regular host for Moscow Region Cup finals, among them an August 2026 meeting between Krasnoye Znamya and FSK Dolgoprudny.