Estadio Hermanos Antuña, Football stadium in Mieres, Spain.
Estadio Hermanos Antuña is a sports facility in Mieres featuring two grandstands with capacity for 4,000 spectators and an athletics track surrounding the pitch. Modern artificial turf covers the playing surface, with 48 floodlights providing evening illumination for matches.
The facility opened in 1951 as Nuevo Estadio del Batán and was renamed in 1964 to honor two local football players who contributed significantly to the sport in the region. The renaming reflected the community's respect for these sporting figures.
The stadium is central to the sporting life of Mieres, with local fans gathering regularly to watch football matches. The main grandstand holds protected status as an architectural landmark that reflects the town's sporting traditions.
The stadium sits in central Mieres with direct access from Villaviciosa Street, making it easy to locate and reach on foot. The venue provides adequate facilities and comfortable spaces for spectators attending events.
The facility serves as a dual-purpose venue where football and athletics coexist on the same grounds, a feature uncommon in many local sports complexes. This setup allows athletes and teams to train and compete across multiple disciplines without relocating.
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