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Current LeagueSpain » Primera Liga
Current GroundSantiago Bernabeu
Previous GroundsEstadio Chamartin, Campo de Ciudad Lineal, Campo de ODonnell
Real Madrid Fans203
Average Number of Grounds Visited7.47
Formed1902
Websitewww.realmadrid.com
NicknameLos Blancos, Los Galacticos
Twitter@realmadrid

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Upcoming Real Madrid fixtures

Sun 21st April 2024   20:00   Spanish La Liga at Santiago Bernabeu
Sat 27th April 2024   20:00   Spanish La Liga at Anoeta
Tue 30th April 2024   20:00   UEFA Champions League at Allianz Arena
Sat 4th May 2024   15:15   Spanish La Liga at Santiago Bernabeu
Wed 8th May 2024   20:00   UEFA Champions League at Santiago Bernabeu
Sun 19th May 2024   16:00   Spanish La Liga at El Madrigal
Sun 26th May 2024   16:00   Spanish La Liga at Santiago Bernabeu

Fixture data compiled from multiple sources, please check before travelling.


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Real Madrid won't play at the Bernabeu when season resumes

Tuesday 2nd June 2020

Real Madrid will not play their remaining games at the Santiago Bernabeu when the Spanish season resumes later this week.

The Bernabeu is currently undergoing a £500m facelift which will completely transform the look of the stadium.

Instead Los Blancos will use their 6,000 seater Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium close to Madrid airport. The ground is usually home to the club's reserve side, Real Madrid Castilla who play in Segunda B, the Spanish 3rd division.

Madrid currently sit second in La Liga, 2 points behind leaders Barcelona. They have 6 home games left this season, plus a potential Champions League semi-final, should they overturn a 2-1 deficit to Man City in the quarter finals.

The move to Alfredo Di Stefani should only be temporary, with Real planning to start next season back at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Work to modernise Bernabeu resumes

Tuesday 14th April 2020

Work to modernise Real Madrid's famous Santiago Bernabeu stadium has resumed.

The second largest stadium in Spain will receive a £500m facelift which will modernise the facilities for supporters as well as drastically change the way the stadium looks.

Work had already been taking place this season, focusing on the commercial area, roof and private boxes. It will now continue with the installation of a 360 degree scoreboard, retractable roof and steel "skin" to surround the stadium.

Capacity will remain unchanged at 81,000.

A video of the redevelopment can be found below:


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