The Bozsik József Stadion was a multi-use UEFA category 4 stadium in Budapest, Hungary.

Near the present day stadium (at the site of the cemetery) the first own football ground of the club was built.

Supporters gave KAC an estate for thar purpose at the end of Sárkány (Dragon) Street.

On 18 November 1926, Kispest city voted to give 500 million Hungarian korona to modernize the Sárkány Street football grounds.

József Molnár, the chairman, averted a crisis and built a bigger and more modern stadium.

In 1945, right after the war, the people of Kispest started reconstruction works: the grass was regrown and the concrete roofs was mended.

Before kick off, Lajos Tichy said a few words on behalf of the players, and Chairman Sándor Kiss also gave a speech.

16 years later, they fell into disrepair when the new owner of the club, George Hemingway, decided to completely renew the stadium.