Estadio Fernando Torres

Estadio Fernando Torres
The Estadio Fernando Torres in Fuenlabrada in June 2017
Earlier names
Estadio San Juan
Data
place	Camino del Molino 28942 Fuenlabrada , Spain
Coordinates	40 ° 17 '28.3 "  N , 3 ° 49' 36.1"  W Coordinates: 40 ° 17 '28.3 "  N , 3 ° 49' 36.1"  W.
owner	City of Fuenlabrada
operator	City of Fuenlabrada
opening	September 1, 2011
First game	September 1, 2011 CF Fuenlabrada - Atlético Madrid 3-0
Extensions	2019
surface	Natural grass
capacity	6000 seats
playing area	104 m × 65 m
Societies)
CF Fuenlabrada
Events
Mundial de Clubes Comunidad de Madrid Sub-17 2017

The Estadio Fernando Torres (full name: Estadio Municipal Fernando Torres , German  Municipal Stadium Fernando Torres ) is a football stadium in the Spanish city ​​of Fuenlabrada , Autonomous Community of Madrid . Fuenlabrada is located around 20 kilometers south of the capital Madrid . The facility is the home ground of the CF Fuenlabrada football club . It is named after the Spanish soccer player Fernando Torres , who comes from Fuenlabrada.

history

The stadium is part of the Ciudad Deportiva “Fernando Torres” ( German  sports city “Fernando Torres” ). The complex, which opened in February 2011, also offers three covered and lighted indoor soccer fields , a tennis facility , places for padel tennis , indoor and outdoor pools and a fitness studio .

The stadium was inaugurated with the game on September 1, 2011 between CF Fuenlabrada and Atlético Madrid . Atlético won 3-0 and won the Trofeo Villa de Fuenlabrada . In 2019, CF Fuenlabrada was promoted to the Segunda División . The Estadio Fernando Torres was then adapted to the requirements of the second Spanish league and expanded to 6,000 seats with additional grandstands. The four tiers closely encompass the natural turf playing field. Only the main grandstand has a roof.

International matches

→ Main article : List of international matches for the Spanish women's national soccer team

The Spanish women's national soccer team has played two games in Fuenlabrada so far.

• Nov. 27, 2013: Spain - Czech Republic 3: 2 ( World Cup qualifiers in 2015 )  
• June 10, 2017: Spain - Brazil 1: 2 ( Friendly Match )  

Web links

• cffuenlabrada.es: Estadio Fernando Torres (Spanish)
• ayto-fuenlabrada.es: Estadio Fernando Torres (Spanish)
• estadiosdefutbol.com: Pictures of the Estadio Fernando Torres (Spanish)
• europlan-online.de: Estadio Fernando Torres - Fuenlabrada

Individual evidence

1. ^ Ciudad Deportiva Fernando Torres. In: ayto-fuenlabrada.es. Retrieved June 18, 2020 (Spanish). 
2. ↑ As of June 18, 2020