Štadión Pod Dubňom, home stadium of Žilina
Žilina

Žilina

SlovakiaSłowacja
WLDWL

Žilina zajmuje 3. miejsce (Super Liga Słowacji) z 21 pkt po 11 meczach (6 zwycięstw, 3 remisy, 2 porażki, bramki 27:22). Aktualna forma drużyny Žilina (ostatnie pięć meczów): W P R W P.

Założony

1908

Trener

Vladimir Vesely

Obiekt

Štadión Pod Dubňom

Miasto

Žilina

Pojemność

11,181

Nawierzchnia

artificial turf

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Trofea

1. liga

2016/2017,2011/2012,2009/2010,2006/2007,2003/2004,2002/2003,2001/2002,

7xWinner

1. liga

2024/2025,2019/2020,2014/2015,2008/2009,2007/2008,2004/2005,

6x2nd Place

Cup

2011/2012,

1xWinner

Cup

2020/2021,2018/2019,2012/2013,2010/2011,

4x2nd Place

Žilina

MŠK Žilina is one of Slovakia's most successful and respected football clubs, founded in 1908 in the northern Slovak city of Žilina. The club is the most successful in the post-independence era of Slovak football, having won the Slovak Super Liga on multiple occasions — a total of eight league titles — making them the second most decorated club in Slovakia behind Slovan Bratislava. Žilina plays home matches at Štadión Pod Dubňom, with a capacity of 11,181. The club has a renowned youth academy that has produced numerous internationals, including Marek Hamšík and Martin Škrtel, both legends of Slovak football. Žilina has participated in UEFA Champions League qualifying and UEFA Europa League group stages, providing valuable continental experience and helping to develop the next generation of Slovak talent.