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Stadium

Neftekhimik

Nizhnekamsk, Russia

It opened in August 1978 with room for roughly 3,060 spectators, and stayed that way for two decades.

The first real change came between 1998 and 2000, when promotion ambitions in the Russian First Division forced the issue: capacity rose to 3,200, and the club added undersoil heating, automatic irrigation, four floodlight masts and an electronic scoreboard.

The stadium as it now stands dates from 2019–2020. PJSC Nizhnekamskneftekhim financed the work, put at over 400 million roubles, with construction carried out by Kapital-Stroy. Capacity did not change in the process — the rebuilt ground still holds 3,200, the same figure the 2000 renovation had already fixed, only now under cover and on artificial turf rather than grass.

Who plays here

Recent matches here

Date Match Score
28 Aug FK Neftekhimik — FC UFA 0:1
20 Aug FK Neftekhimik — PFC Sochi 1:2
14 Aug FK Neftekhimik — Shinnik Yaroslavl 0:2
1 Aug FK Neftekhimik — Tekstilshchik 1:0
11 Jul FK Neftekhimik — Veles 0:1
4 Jul FK Neftekhimik — KAMAZ 3:3
18 Jun FK Neftekhimik — KAMAZ 0:0
10 May FK Neftekhimik — Volga Ulyanovsk 2:2