Lukoil Arena (formerly Otkritie Arena): Spartak's home stadium with a capacity of 45,496 spectators.

Lukoil Arena (formerly Otkritie Arena until March 18, 2021) is a football stadium in Moscow and the home stadium of Spartak Moscow. It is located in the Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo district at 69 Volokolamskoye Shosse. Its capacity is 45,496 spectators, and the pitch dimensions are 105 x 68 m, with a natural grass surface. The stadium has a UEFA Category 4 classification. During the 2017 Confederations Cup and the 2018 World Cup, it was known as Spartak, in accordance with FIFA and UEFA requirements.

Construction began in 2007 on the site of the Tushino airfield, but was suspended several times due to bureaucratic delays, its location next to a metro tunnel, and the economic crisis. The stadium was built on August 27, 2014, and opened on September 5, 2014, with a match against Crvena Zvezda (1:1). The first goal was scored by Dmitry Kombarov. In 2018, Otkritie Arena was recognized as the best stadium in Russia. In August 2022, Lukoil purchased the arena, and since January 2024 the stadium has been called Lukoil Arena.

The stadium has food service outlets, restaurants, VIP boxes, a children's playground, and a Spartak museum. Two sections (50 seats each) are designated for people with disabilities and equipped with ramps and elevators. A monument to the Starostin brothers stands near Grandstand B, a 24.5-meter-tall gladiator sculpture stands in front of the entrance, and a monument to Fyodor Cherenkov was unveiled in October 2015. Those interested can purchase tickets on our website.