Štadión TJ KOVO Beluša

The ground sits in the Púchov District of Slovakia, where the local club has called Štadión TJ KOVO Beluša home for decades. The football team followed shortly after in 1951. The pitch remains natural grass, though there are murmurs of a multifunctional artificial pitch being renovated nearby for 2026.

Capacity figures dance around each other without settling. One source points to 1,500, another to 1,200, and a third offers a modest 350. The number 1,500 appears most often, suggesting a small but dedicated crowd that fits the village scale. There is no grand record to boast about, no attendance figure that rivals the town’s population twice over. The stadium has not changed its name for sponsorship deals; it is simply Štadión TJ KOVO Beluša or Štadión Beluša, steady and unpretentious. The address is Slatinská, 018 61 Beluša, a location that anchors the club to its roots.

No opening year has been found for the stadium itself, leaving a gap in the timeline. The club’s history is clear, but the building remains silent on its origins. The official website, http://www.fkbelusa.sk/sk/, offers a digital window into the team’s daily life, though the physical space it represents is defined more by continuity than by milestones. This is not a ground for major tournaments or significant incidents; it is a place for the community, where matches are played under the same sky that watches over the village’s quiet streets. The wind may sweep through the stands, but the spirit here is grounded in what it has lived through.