An illuminated mural depicting a football (soccer) scene covers the side of a building at night, located in Krasnodar, Russia, likely within or adjacent to the FC Krasnodar Stadium complex or Galitsky Park

An illuminated mural depicting a football (soccer) scene covers the side of a building at night, located in Krasnodar, Russia, likely within or adjacent to the FC Krasnodar Stadium complex or Galitsky Park. The mural, rendered in a stained-glass or comic art style, is brightly lit from within, showcasing a palette of purple, pink, green, orange, and white. The left section of the mural features two male figures: one on the far left with reddish-brown hair in a green and darker green striped shirt, with his mouth open and right arm raised; and a larger, bearded figure in a purple shirt with his mouth open, left hand raised to his ear, and right hand gesturing forward. Both appear to be reacting intensely, possibly as spectators. The right section of the mural depicts an active football match. A prominent player in a red jersey and white shorts is seen in the foreground, facing away and extending his leg, presumably kicking a ball towards a goal. The white lines of a goal net are visible behind him, and three additional players are positioned within the goal area: two in green striped jerseys and one in a dark jersey. The background above the players is an orange-yellow sky. The building itself is rectangular, with the mural wrapping around at least two visible sides. In the foreground, an asphalt parking lot or road surface with white painted lines is visible. A curb separates the road from a narrow strip of landscaping containing several small, bare-branched trees. In the background, above the building, a dense line of larger, bare-branched trees forms a dark silhouette against the night sky. On the far right, in front of the mural, a dark kiosk-like structure with a glowing red panel is present. Brown, rounded bollards are partially visible in the bottom right corner of the image. The scene is captured at night, with the primary illumination originating from the mural.