Municipal Stadium

The Municipal Stadium in Dimona opened in 1970. It sits at 1 Stadium Street and has hosted F.C. Dimona, the club also known as Moadon Sport Dimona, since the start of their competitive history.

The playing surface is natural grass. The stadium has never carried a different official name; it has always been known as the Municipal Stadium or Dimona Stadium. The red and white seating, visible from the main stand, is arranged in a simple bowl configuration, with the pitch at the centre and the town’s hills rising behind the far end.

Unlike the larger venues in Haifa or Tel Aviv, this ground does not host international fixtures or flagship matches for the Israeli national team. It is a local arena, one of several in the country that serve as a base for clubs competing in the lower divisions. The club’s longest-serving players, those who have spent more than five years at the ground, have seen the team move between Liga Alef and Liga Bet, a fluctuation that has kept the stadium’s purpose local and consistent.

The address, 1 Stadium Street, is a straightforward designation, and the venue has not undergone significant redevelopment since its opening. The capacity of 1,140 is not a placeholder; it is the number that the town has used to define the space for over half a century. The stadium does not sit between rivers or beside a landmark, but it is the only ground in Dimona that plays host to the club’s matches, a fact that gives it a role that cannot be transferred to another location.