Hřiště SK Olympia Ráječko

Ráječko fields a fifth-tier side, SK Olympia, and its own reserve team on a ground that has needed no reinvention since the village first laid it out. Organised football arrived here in 1932, and the club went looking for a proper pitch to match — before that, matches were played on a meadow known locally as v Hájíčku. The site chosen sat on the western edge of the village, beside the Chrábek stream, and it opened formally on 11 September 1932 with a match staged for the occasion.

The ground has changed little since. A covered stand for 250 went up in the mid-1980s, and the dressing rooms were done over in 2000. No redevelopment has followed since; the pitch remains natural turf, there is no floodlighting and no running track around it, which fits a ground whose main business is training age-group sides through the week and hosting Přebor Jihomoravského kraje football at the weekend.

The club itself carries a merger in its name — Olympia formed from SK Ráječko-Spešov and DSK Ráječko, the side that first pushed for a home pitch back in 1932. Capacity is listed at 600, modest even by regional standards, with seating limited to the covered stand.