Štadión FK Senica, Football stadium in Senica, Slovakia

Štadión FK Senica is a football stadium in a small town in western Slovakia. It features a standard-size playing field and seating for several thousand spectators.

The stadium was built in 1962 as part of a broader expansion of sports facilities in the town. It has since served as the home ground for the local football club's matches.

The stadium's stands carry local nicknames: the C stand is called the "proletarian" or "workers'" stand by locals. The ground opened on 24 October 1962, when the Czechoslovak national team, the squad that reached the 1962 World Cup final in Chile, played the opening match and beat a Senica district side 0–7.

The stadium is straightforward to access, and basic food and drink options are available on site for visitors. Guests should expect the simple facilities typical of smaller sporting venues.

The stadium's opening match on 24 October 1962 was played against the Czechoslovak national team that had just reached the World Cup final in Chile. The Senica district side, with six local players, lost 0–7.