The stadium was renamed in 2021 to honor Roman Shukhevych, a move that sparked significant international and local public debate.
It hosted the 2021 Ukrainian Cup Final between Dynamo Kyiv and Zorya Luhansk.
The pitch underwent a major reconstruction in 2009 to replace the old surface and modernize drainage systems.
The venue is occasionally used for large-scale outdoor concerts and public city festivals due to its central location.
The seating capacity was significantly reduced from its original Soviet-era size due to the installation of individual plastic seats required for modern safety regulations.
Ternopil City Stadium, officially named the Roman Shukhevych Ternopil City Stadium, serves as the primary multi-purpose sports arena in the Ternopil region. It functions as the home ground for FC Nyva Ternopil and frequently hosts national-level football matches. The facility features a natural grass pitch and a grandstand with a capacity of approximately 15,000 spectators. Renovations in recent years have upgraded its infrastructure to meet standards for hosting Ukrainian Premier League and Cup events. The stadium complex is situated centrally within the city, bordering residential and commercial areas. It is frequently utilized for both professional sporting events and local athletic competitions.
From the center of the main grandstand for a panoramic view of the entire pitch and surrounding skyline.
Check the official FC Nyva Ternopil website or local sports news outlets for match schedules before arriving.
Dress in layers if attending evening matches, as temperatures drop rapidly in this region during the spring and autumn.
Bring binoculars if seated in the upper rows of the grandstands to better follow the action on the pitch.
Attempting to enter the pitch area, as strict security measures are enforced during professional matches.
Operations are primarily dictated by the Ukrainian football season schedule, which typically pauses during the winter months.
