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Estadio El Madrigal : ウィキペディア英語版
Estadio El Madrigal

Estadio El Madrigal ((:el maðɾiˈɣal)) is a multi-purpose stadium in Vila-real (Valencian Community), Spain, used since 1923. It is currently used for football matches, as the home of Villarreal CF of La Liga, the highest football league in Spain.
The stadium has 25,000〔(), lfp.es〕 seats, a figure which is half the population of the city of Vila-real. There is a statue of a yellow submarine outside the stadium to represent the club's nickname.
==History==

The stadium was inaugurated on June 17 1923 with a match between Castellon and ''Cervantes'' under the name ''Campo del Villarreal'' (Villarreal Field), becoming renamed two years later in honour to the rural lands on which it was erected. Nicknamed the ''Feudo Amarillo'' ("Yellow Feud"), it is located at Plaza Labrador, 5 kilometres away from the Mediterranean Sea, and at an altitude of 50 metres.
The first remodelling works took place on the stadium in the close season before the 1952-53 season. The size of the pitch was taken from 95 x 65 m to 105 x 65 m, matching that of the Helsinki Olympic Stadium of the 1952 Summer Olympics, a reference to copy during those years.
During the 1960s the club erected a small covered stand, and during the 1971-72 season the southern stands were finished. In 1988 it was demolished to make room for a new stand which opened on 8 March 1989 with a friendly match against Atlético Madrid.
For the club's 75th anniversary new renovation works were started. The south stand was again demolished to erect a new one with a roof, an amphitheatre, the VIP sector, and the northern stand were built, finishing the works at the 1999-2000 season.
The stadium was first floodlit for night matches on 16 September 1973 for the third division match between Villarreal and Ibiza. The city hall provided help for the construction of the floodlight towers located at each of the four corners of the field, with nine halogen lamps on top of each one.
The changing rooms were moved several times. Until the 1935-36 season they were at the south eastern corner of the stadium, then at the north east until the 1989, when they were moved to the south western part. After the last modifications to the stadium, they are now under the main stand.

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