Stadium MFK Ružomberok, Football stadium in Ružomberok, Slovakia.

Stadium MFK Ružomberok is a sports venue with a main grass field measuring 105 by 68 meters and a separate training pitch covered with artificial turf. The facility accommodates both match play and training activities across these two distinct playing surfaces.

Construction began in 1950 at Veľký Polík and the stadium opened the following year with an oval terrace and a cinder running track. After SCP Ružomberok reached the top Slovak league in 1997, the oval was demolished and the west stand opened in 1998 with 2,536 seats. The east stand followed in 2006 with 2,340 seats.

The stadium's name Pod Čebraťom refers to the nearby Čebrať hill and shows how the landscape shapes local sports identity. For residents, this geographical connection is woven into everyday references to their sporting venue.

The ground has two pitches: the main stadium and a training field with artificial turf. Seating is split between the older west stand, sectors A to D, and the newer east stand, sectors A to G. The stadium lies beside the Čebrať hill, which gives it its name.

The lighting system was upgraded to meet international football standards, allowing matches to be played comfortably in low-light conditions. This investment in modern illumination demonstrates the club's commitment to professional playing conditions.