Stadion Manuel Martínez Valero - Elche

Stadion Manuel Martínez Valero - Elche Stadion Manuel Martinez Valero dumunung ing kutha Elche, Alicante, Spanyol. Stadion iki minangka markas Elche CF. Minangka penghormatan kanggo almarhum presiden klub Elche, Manuel Martinez Valero, stadion kasebut dijenengi miturut dheweke. Stadion iki wis nyekseni kekalahan withering gedhe ing pertandhingan last Piala Dunia lan uga dadi lokasi last Copa del Rey ing taun 2003.

Stadion Balaidos - Celta Vigo

Stadion Balaidos - Celta Vigo Stadion Balaidos minangka stadion bal-balan ing Vigo, Spanyol. Stadion kanthi 35.800 kursi minangka papan kanggo klub bal-balan Celta Vigo lan diresmikake ing taun 1928.

Stadion Camp Nou - Barcelona

Stadion Camp Nou - Barcelona Camp Nou minangka stadion bal-balan ing Barcelona, Spanyol. Stadion iki wis dadi stadion asal saka FC Barcelona wiwit resmi dibuka ing taun 1957. Kapasitas stadion iki nganti 99.354 wong, yaiku stadion withering gedhe ing Spanyol lan Eropa, lan stadion bal-balan asosiasi withering gedhe nomer 4 ing donya kanthi kapasitas. Tanggal 15 Maret 2022, diumumake manawa layanan streaming musik Spotify wis entuk persetujuan karo FC Barcelona kanggo entuk hak penamaan stadion kasebut kanthi kesepakatan $310 yuta. Stadion kasebut diganti jeneng Spotify Camp Nou tanggal 25 Juli 2022, sawise disetujoni persetujuan support karo Spotify dening Majelis Luar Biasa Anggota Delegasi FC Barcelona tanggal 3 April 2022. Ing April 2022, diumumake manawa renovasi stadion bakal diwiwiti ing wulan Juni 2022 sawise musim rampung.

Stadion Metropolitano - Atletico Madrid

Metropolitano Arena - Atlético Madrid The Wanda Metropolitano Arena, known as the Wanda Metropolitano for sponsorship reasons, is an arena in Madrid, Spain. It has been home to Atlético Madrid starting from the beginning of the 2017-18 season.[3] The arena is situated in the Rosas area, San Blas-Canillejas region. The arena was opened on 6 September 1994 by the Public authority of the Independent Locale of Madrid. The arena had a limit of 20,000 preceding shutting and resumed at a limit of 68,000. Because of UEFA sponsorship guidelines, the arena is alluded to as the Estadio Metropolitano in true UEFA matches. In 2004, this arena was for the venture to plan for Madrid's offered to have the 2016 Olympics. After the loss of Madrid's proposition in 2009, numerous recommendations were utilized this arena. On 11 September 2013, Atlético Madrid reported that the club would construct another arena on the site of La Peineta. The privileges to the arena were authoritatively moved to the club.[5] The new arena will supplant the Vicente Calderón Arena as Atlético's home game scene from the very outset of the 2017-18 season.[6] On 9 December 2016, the club declared that the new arena would be named Wanda Metropolitano[7] - Wanda for sponsorship reasons and Metropolitano after Atlético's old arena before Vicente Calderón