Révész Street Stadium, Football stadium in Siófok, Hungary
Révész Géza utcai Stadion is a football ground in Siófok with a grass pitch and stands on three sides. The Hungarian Wikipedia lists 12,000 places, of which 2,000 are seated and 10,000 standing; the visiting section holds 1,500. Floodlights were finished in October 1988, and blue seats were fitted during 2009 renovations.
Built in 1961, the stadium is the home ground of BFC Siófok. Floodlights were installed in October 1988, and in 2009 the stands received blue seats along with a new scoreboard and lighting. The attendance record of 15,000 was set in summer 1995 at a Hungary–Israel friendly. Many locals still call it Bányász Stadion.
The stadium takes its name from Révész Géza utca, the street beside it, which honours Géza Révész (1878–1955), a politician born in Siófok. Local supporters, however, mostly call the ground Bányász Stadion, a name that persists alongside the official one.
The stadium is located near Siófok town center and is accessible to visitors during home matches of the local club. Check the match schedule in advance, as games are not held every day.
The stadium sits just kilometers from the shore of Lake Balaton, Hungary's largest freshwater lake. This makes Siófok a place where sports fans and lake visitors often overlap.
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