The stadium's 2006 renovation included the installation of a sophisticated pitch heating system to support play in freezing winter temperatures.
The venue has hosted several matches for the Belarus national football team.
The construction of the modern stadium replaced the older 'Spartak' stadium that previously occupied the site.
The stadium architecture incorporates a distinctive glass-fronted administrative wing facing the main square.
Centralny Stadium, also known as the Gomel Stadium, is the primary multi-purpose sports venue in the city of Gomel, Belarus. It serves as the home ground for the professional football club FC Gomel. The facility was opened in 1959 and underwent a significant reconstruction between 2003 and 2006 to modernize its infrastructure. The stadium features an all-seater capacity of approximately 14,307 spectators. It is compliant with UEFA standards, allowing it to host international matches and Europa League qualifiers. The playing surface is natural grass, supplemented by an automated heating and irrigation system. The stadium complex includes a four-story administrative building and training facilities. It is located directly on Paŭstańnia Square, serving as a prominent landmark in the city center.
From the center of Paŭstańnia Square, capturing the stadium's modern glass facade against the skyline.
Check the local league schedule if you want to experience the atmosphere during a match day.
Wear comfortable walking shoes if you intend to walk the perimeter of the large, open-air square surrounding the venue.
Bring a seat cushion for matches during the early spring or late autumn when the stadium concrete can be cold.
Do not attempt to enter the administrative building or training pitches without prior authorization or a ticket for a scheduled event.
Operates year-round for matches, but major events are seasonal, typically pausing during the mid-winter break.
Standard stadium behavior applies; avoid bringing sharp objects or glass containers into the stands.
