DVTK Stadion, Football stadium in Diósgyőr, Hungary

DVTK Stadion stands on Andrássy Gyula utca in Újdiósgyőr, Miskolc, and opened in May 2018 after the old ground was demolished from November 2016. Its four stands sit close to the pitch in the British style, with two end stands holding 2,800 each and a main stand for 6,000. Capacity is 14,655, and the arena has 19 skyboxes and 13 buffets.

The club was founded on 6 February 1910 without a ground; its first stadium, with a cinder pitch of 96×46 m and a five-row wooden stand, opened on 3 September 1911. A second stadium modelled on Berlin's Olympic stadium, complete with a marathon gate on the north side, was inaugurated on 25 June 1939 before 6,000 spectators. That ground was demolished from November 2016, and the replacement opened in May 2018 with a 1–0 defeat to Mezőkövesd.

This is the home ground of Diósgyőri VTK, a club with deep roots in the local community. On match days, people from the area gather here to support their team and share in a common passion for football.

The western grandstand houses club offices, player facilities, and media areas for visitors and guests to access. The grounds are well organized overall, with sufficient parking and clear pathways that make it easy to navigate all sections.

The stadium was named Stadium of the Year by the jury of Polish website StadiumDB.com, scoring 9.17 points and finishing ahead of Samara Arena and Mordovia Arena. Its rating broke down into 4.00 for architectural value, 3.33 for functionality and 1.83 for innovation.