Dinaz Stadium

The ground in Demydiv does not pretend to be anything other than what it is: a training base with a single pitch. It opened in 2012 when the club built it for itself, funded by its owner Yaroslav Moskalenko. You get to see that plainly from the start.

Capacity sits at 500, though the English Wikipedia infobox lists 550. The number does not change the experience of watching the match. The surface is natural grass, which is standard for the clubs at this level in the Ukrainian Second and First Leagues. The club also maintains a second facility in Lyutizh with an artificial surface and a 1,000 capacity, but that belongs to a different discussion entirely.

Matches here are not the biggest fixtures in Ukrainian football. FC Dinaz Vyshhorod has played games against FC Mariupol (Feniks) in the Ukrainian Cup and against Prykarpattia and Niva Ternopil in league play. The 2021/22 season was interrupted by the Russian invasion, but the stadium itself does not appear to have suffered any damage worth noting. The exact street address is not publicly recorded, which is not unusual for a club pitch in a village.

What matters is the proximity to the pitch. It is a functional space, nothing more, nothing less. The club website is www.dinaz.com.ua.