Estadio Merkatondoa, is a

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CD Izarra Club Deportivo Izarra is a Spanish football team, based in Estella-Lizarra, in the autonomous community of Navarre. Founded in 1924 it plays in , holding home matches at '' Estadio Merkatondoa'', with a capacity of 3,500 seats. History In the 1 ...

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History

Merkatondoa opened on 11 November 1928 and much of what you see is as a result of building that took place in the 1987. And in 2009 an artificial surface was installed.

Stadium background

Stadium Merkatondoa (1928 – 1941)
Estadio San Andrés (1941 – 1978)
Estadio Merkatondoa (1978 – Present)

References

External links

web oficial CD Izarra

Estadios de Espana
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Images
Izarra Football venues in Navarre Sports venues completed in 1929