Monday 2nd January 2023
Villarreal have moved back into their revamped El Madrigal after development work completed on schedule.
The La Liga outfit has spent the previous 6 months modernising their stadium, including building a new corner stand which now fully encloses the ground.
Instead of increasing capacity, seats in other stands have been spaced out more to give fans more room - as a result, the capacity has remained static at 22,000.
Other improvements include 2 new large screens and the replacing of all seats inside the stadium, which are now all covered by a roof.
The first match at the revamped stadium saw Villarreal beat Valencia 2-1 on New Year's Eve. Ironically, the Yellow Submarine had been playing in the nearby city of Valencia at Levante's Cuidad de Valencia whilst the modifications took place.
Thursday 23rd February 2023
Help Football Ground Map launch websites for rugby and cricket
Wednesday 1st February 2023
UEFA has moved this year's Super Cup from Kazan to Athens
Friday 27th January 2023
A fan survey of over 11,000 people conducted in several European nations has revealed the top 10 ways supporters would like to improve their matchday experience
Tuesday 10th January 2023
FC Barcelona have revealed expected matchday losses of €100m when they move to Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys next season
Monday 26th December 2022
A new 10,000 seater stadium is to be built in Hunedoara, Romania
Sunday 18th December 2022
Manchester City are looking at the possibility of expanding the Etihad Stadium