Tsentralnyi Stadion, Sports stadium in Vinnytsia, Ukraine.
Tsentralnyi Stadion is a football venue in Vinnytsia with a grass field and seating for around 14,000 spectators in a compact layout. The structure includes stands on the sides and behind the goals for watching matches.
The stadium was built after World War II by workers from Vinnytsia and the Southwestern Railways, opening in 1949. It emerged as a major sports facility for the developing city during the post-war period.
The stadium serves as the home field for FC Nyva Vinnytsia and draws crowds for regional football matches throughout the season. Local fans consider it a gathering point where the community comes together to support their team.
The stadium sits in central Vinnytsia on Volodymyra Vynnychenka Street and is easy to reach by public transport. Parking is available nearby if you are driving to attend a match.
The venue held the Olympic torch during the 1980 Moscow Olympics as one of the official relay stations along the flame's route. This connection links the local stadium to one of the major sporting events of its era.
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