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Stadium

Coliseum

Spain flag Getafe, Spain

Capacity
17,393
Opened
1998
Location
Getafe, Spain

About Coliseum

First used for a match on 30 August 1998, the ground on the southern fringe of Madrid was formally inaugurated three days later with a triangular tournament featuring Atletico Madrid, Borussia Dortmund and Feyenoord. It replaced the demolished Las Margaritas after a temporary spell at Juan de la Cierva, and a roof was subsequently added over the west stand. Carrying the name Coliseum Alfonso Perez until 2023, when the footballer's name was withdrawn, it hosted the 2010 Women's Champions League final and entered a phased rebuild from June 2025.

Home club

Getafe Football · Club Friendlies
Getafe CF is a Spanish football club from Getafe, a city in the southern Madrid metropolitan area, founded in 1983.

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