Stadion Városi, Municipal football stadium in Sopron, Hungary
Stadion Városi, known in Hungarian as Káposztás utcai Stadion, is Sopron's largest football ground. Rebuilt and handed over in 2003, it has 5,300 seats and 500 standing places, floodlights, and a natural grass pitch. It is the home ground of Soproni VSE.
The stadium was reconstructed and handed over in 2003 with 5,300 seats and 500 standing places, plus floodlights. It filled to capacity once, in 2004, for a home match against Ferencváros. In spring 2008 it served as the home ground of REAC, and in the second half of the 2007–08 season Rákospalota played its Nemzeti Bajnokság I home matches here.
The stadium is the home ground of Soproni VSE, and in spring 2008 it also served as the "home" of REAC. Its Hungarian name comes from Káposztás utca, the cabbage street where it stands. In 2004 a match against Ferencváros filled it to capacity, the only time the ground has been completely full.
The stadium sits on Káposztás utca in Sopron and holds 5,300 seats plus 500 standing places, with floodlights for evening matches. It was handed over in 2003, so the eastern grandstand is part of that reconstruction rather than a later addition. Haladás played six home matches here in spring 2016 and used it through the 2016–17 season.
The ground's record attendance came in 2004, when a match against Ferencváros filled it completely — the only time it has been full. Its Hungarian name refers to Káposztás utca, the street where it stands. The pitch is natural grass.
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