Mezőkövesdi Városi Stadion

Mezőkövesd's ground was rebuilt in place — the site had already staged matches through 2006–2007, and a second phase, a 400-million-forint job, closed the gap in 2013 and reopened it on 5 June 2016. The reopening had a fixture attached to it: Mezőkövesdi SE against Dunaújváros PASE, settled 4:0 in the home side's favour on the day.

The club it houses has never needed a stadium built for European nights, yet the ground has hosted them anyway. Diósgyőri VTK borrowed the pitch for a season in 2016–17 while its own home was demolished — a small-town ground standing in for a bigger city's club. Mezőkövesdi SE's own run in the Hungarian Cup started here in 2017, a goalless draw with Gyirmót FC.

More recently the address has become a fixture on the UEFA calendar by proxy: since 2023, Belarusian clubs shut out of playing at home for European ties have used it as a neutral venue. Dinamo Minsk's first qualifying-round tie against Pyunik in July 2024, also goalless, was played here rather than in Belarus.

Capacity now stands at 4,183, up from just over 3,500 in the seasons before the second building phase finished. The pitch is natural grass.