Stadion Zagłębia Lubin

The ground here replaced something much larger. The old Stadion GOS-u stood on this site from 1985 to 2008 and held around 35,000 people; it was pulled down in 2007–2008, and what went up in its place holds fewer than half that. The money came through Zagłębie Lubin S.A., part of the KGHM Polska Miedź group.

It arrived in pieces. Three stands were finished by February–March 2009, and the ground opened on 14 March 2009 with a friendly against Гурник Ленчна, capacity then capped at 10,000 for I liga fixtures and no more than 11,000 for Ekstraklasa. The main stand followed on 14 August 2010, which is when the arena reached the size it has now.

The name has changed three times. It was Диалог Арена from the 2009 opening until January 2012, under a deal signed with Telefonia Dialog; when that contract lapsed it reverted to Stadion Zagłębia Lubin. Since 7 October 2023 it has carried the mining company's name, КГХМ Заглембе Арена, formally unveiled on 11 October. The 2023 work replaced seats across the sectors, reworked the VIP area and added a façade without moving the capacity much.

Poland have played here once: a friendly against Georgia on 10 August 2011, won 1–0 through Jakub Błaszczykowski in front of 12,310. The attendance record came later and higher — 16,033 on 15 March 2026, when Lech Poznań took the points with a single goal and saw the game out.