Las Llanas Municipal Stadium, Football stadium in Sestao, Spain.
Las Llanas is a football stadium in Sestao with two covered stands, the Main Tribune and East Preference stand, and a playing field measuring 102 by 64 meters (112 by 70 yards). The venue includes press rooms, changing rooms, and bars for spectators.
The stadium opened in September 1923 with a match between Athletic Club and Sestao that Athletic Club won 3-1. This match marked the beginning of its role as a venue for local football over a century ago.
The stadium is home ground for Sestao River Club and hosts local football communities in the Biscay region. Fans and players give shape to this place as a gathering point woven into the town's everyday life.
The venue has two main entrances and holds about 4,000 spectators, which works well for local matches. Visitors find restroom facilities, snacks, and seating in the two covered stands.
The city of Sestao took over the stadium in 1956 through expropriation, converting it from private to public ownership. This shift helped make the venue more accessible to the local community.
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