Campo de Fútbol Municipal

Very good, nearby parking, cafeteria with full lunches and they accept card payments, restrooms available, well-prepared food

Very good for daytime soccer practice, with a perfectly maintained lawn. However, the stands are terrible and uninhabitable. There are two stands made of pure, "hard" cement, only one with a 5-meter roof supported by 5 poles on the ground, obscuring the view of the game. The architect, the city council, or the ironworks company, Estudios Arquitectónicos "Justitos." Sitting in those "cement" stands without backrests is torture. Please, some fixed plastic seats or removable chairs. I feel sorry for the elderly, and some of them are there, "Poor things." There's no proper bar, there's a beach bar, which gives a poor impression, and what can I say about the 1970s lighting on the pitch, which is just right for playing soccer at night. The four corners don't get enough light. The padel courts are well lit, just what they need for soccer.

Even though it was completely destroyed by the tornadoes of October 29th, it is a very special place with many memories.

Little shade and the parents are rude and aggressive; the only good thing is the girls at the bar, who are very friendly.

Very good facilities.