Mestský štadión Považská Bystrica

For decades it counted among the larger venues in the country, with room for something near ten thousand; the rebuild that began in 2021 took the old stands away and put in new seating for a fraction of that number. The money came jointly from the Slovak Football Association , the Slovak Athletics Association and the city of Považská Bystrica.

The rebuild also produced an odd piece of arithmetic. The largest crowd the ground has recorded came after the stands were cut down, not before: 2,750 on 1 November 2023, for a fourth-round Slovnaft Cup tie against Spartak Trnava that finished 1–2 to the visitors.

The club that plays there has a longer past than the current second-tier setting suggests — a season in the Czechoslovak First League in 1989–90 — and a string of names behind it, FK Sparta and then FK Raven between 1997 and 2013. A separate MŠK venue in the town, the winter stadium, houses the ice hockey side HK 95.