Zemgales Olimpiskā centra

This modern facility sits in the eastern part of Jelgava, occupying what was once a park. It serves as the home base for FK Jelgava, who play on the outdoor pitch with artificial turf. The surface was replaced in 2021, following an earlier configuration that included a natural grass field alongside the synthetic one. While the architectural plans initially called for a slightly larger capacity, the current seating arrangement holds 1,560 spectators.

The ground has hosted matches for both football and basketball, including a UEFA Under-19 Futsal Championship qualification game. It also welcomed a UEFA Indoor Football Champions League Elite Round fixture and a European qualifying match for the under-21 side. Beyond sport, the complex has held cultural gatherings, ranging from choral performances to concerts. The outdoor stadium itself carries the name of Jānis Lūsis, the Olympic javelin champion born in the city, a title it adopted in 2020 after years as the ZOC Stadium.