Tiszaligeti Stadion, Football stadium in Szolnok, Hungary.

Tiszaligeti Stadion is a sports facility in Szolnok with natural grass fields and multiple training grounds featuring twelve goalposts for different activities. The venue holds around 4,000 spectators and sits in the Tiszaliget neighborhood near the local park of the same name.

The facility opened in 1974 and quickly became the main sporting venue for the Szolnok region. It has hosted regular football matches for decades and remains central to local sports life.

This venue serves as the home ground for Szolnoki MÁV FC, a football club with deep roots in the local community. Fans here enjoy watching matches without the barrier of a running track between them and the field, creating a more direct connection to the game.

The stadium has electric floodlights, installed by spring 2013, so evening matches are possible. It sits in the Tiszaliget district on the left bank of the Tisza, and the surrounding cinder and artificial-turf pitches host city small-sided football leagues and mass-sport events.

The stadium does have floodlights, installed by spring 2013 during the reconstruction that began in summer 2012. Its energy comes from 61 °C thermal water, electricity generated from methane rising with that water, and a solar panel park. The full rebuild cost 2 billion forints and was handed over on 9 April 2016 with a capacity of 3,437.