The stadium is colloquially known as 'Štadión pod Dubňom' due to its location at the foot of the Dubeň hill.
The venue served as the site for the 2013 UEFA European Under-17 Championship final match.
The club's record attendance for a league match at this stadium was recorded during the 2000s era of dominance.
The stadium layout is unique in Slovakia for having four independent stands that were rebuilt in separate phases.
It hosted the Slovak Super Cup matches on multiple occasions throughout the early 21st century.
The Štadión pod Dubňom serves as the home ground for the Slovak professional football club MŠK Žilina. It is an all-seater venue that underwent significant reconstruction in the 2000s to meet UEFA stadium requirements. The stadium features four covered grandstands, including the distinctive main stand and the North stand often occupied by the club's active fan groups. It has hosted numerous international matches for the Slovakia national football team and various UEFA club competition qualifying rounds. The pitch utilizes natural grass and is equipped with a modern heating system to facilitate year-round play. The total seating capacity of the stadium is approximately 11,250 spectators.
From the pedestrian bridge spanning the nearby railway tracks, offering a view of the stadium with Dubeň hill in the background.
Check the club's official website schedule to avoid arriving during private training sessions or closed-door matches.
Sit in the main west stand for the best coverage from elements and optimal viewing angles.
Bring a scarf or team colors to blend in with the local supporters during high-profile matches.
Attempting to access the pitch or player-only zones, which are strictly off-limits to the public.
The stadium is generally closed to the public except during scheduled football matches and pre-announced stadium tours.
Avoid wearing opposing team colors in designated home supporter sectors.
