Futbolen kompleks Botev 1912
Futbolen kompleks Botev 1912 () is a football complex in the Komatevo neighbourhood of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, which is the home of Botev Plovdiv and its youth academy. The first squad have been using the venue for their training and official matches since late 2013, because their official stadium, the Hristo Botev Stadium is being reconstructed. From the summer of 2014 the redevelopment is on hold, due to the lack of funding. In 2017, the football complex was leased to Maritsa Plovdiv, until their stadium was licensed for professional football matches. Overview. The venue has a total of  six fields, two of which have an artificial turf surface, the first one is standard size and the other is long. The surface of the remaining four terrains is made from grass. Three of them are standard size, the last one being long. A stand with a seating capacity of 1,998 spectators is situated next to one of the fields. The stand consists of two levels. The first one contains two built-in changing rooms, a gym, training rooms, referee rooms, a storage room, a doctor's office, a massage room and a press conferences room. The second level contains  a fanshop and a cafeteria. The venue also consists of a hotel part. Renovations. 2016. In order to meet the licensing criteria of the Bulgarian Football Union, the club bought four floodlight pylons, which were then situated around the official field.