OSiR Stadium in Olsztyn, Football stadium in Olsztyn, Poland.
OSiR Stadium in Olsztyn is a football ground on Pilsudski Avenue, featuring covered grandstands on one side and open terraces on the other. Four floodlight masts rise above the concrete structure, allowing matches to be played after dark.
The stadium was built in 1978 with support from the local community, near a tire factory on the edge of the city. It later rose to national attention when it hosted a major cup final that drew tens of thousands of fans.
The ground is home to Stomil Olsztyn, a club with a loyal following built during its years in Polish top-flight football. On match days, supporters from across the region gather here, giving the place a strong local identity that goes beyond sport.
The ground sits on one of the main roads through Olsztyn, making it easy to reach whether you are arriving by car or public transport. Evening matches are a regular possibility, so it is worth checking kick-off times before your visit.
The 1989 Polish Cup final played here drew a crowd of around 20,000, a remarkable turnout for a regional ground of this size. The match between Legia Warsaw and Zagłębie Lubin is still talked about by Polish football fans who know their history.
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