A pleasant atmosphere during football matches when Slavia plays. There used to be a fence around the field. It's been removed from the stands for a year now, and it's become more comfortable. The fans are located both sitting in the stands, and standing above the podium or to the side, whichever way you like. There is a large guest area, fenced off. There are usually food outlets with burgers and drinks, although there was an overlap - the match was played on City Day, and there was no food or water in the stadium. The toilet is simple, small, but it digests the crowd of fans during the break, albeit with queues. There is lighting, and some matches are played late at night. There is no roof, so take umbrellas in bad weather. Parking near the stadium is a problem.

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The stadium is unpretentious, not for a team that is at the top of the championship. The game was played in rainy weather, all the seats were wet, and the canopy was missing. I don't know about the occupancy rate, but when Dinamo Minsk arrives, the stadium was half empty at the match against Arsenal (Dzerzhinsk). The fan sector pushed the team as hard as it could, it is clear that the city loves football, there were children and pensioners at the match. Conveniently, I bought a ticket and go - look for a place that suits you :) During the break, you can buy dumplings, chebureks, hot dogs, etc. at two stalls (for cash). There is a stall with paraphernalia (cash + cashless). I didn't get to the bathroom, but I think I did the right thing! I think the team deserves a modern arena, it's clear that it's expensive, but the current field looks like the field of a 2nd division team.

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