Trud Stadium

The ground occupies the footprint of an old wooden building that once housed the Bodraya Zhizn school-colony. Stands went up six years after the pitch itself opened.

The name has never changed. No sponsor has ever attached itself to the venue, and it has kept the same plain, Soviet-era title through every renovation since.

The playing surface is newer than the stadium's age suggests: natural grass gave way to artificial turf only in the autumn of 2011, laid as part of a federal programme and built to standards set by the Russian Football Union and the Professional Football League.

Ownership today sits with Kvant, the regional sports school that runs training and fixtures on the site rather than any senior club. No attendance record survives in what is known about the ground.