Alberto

A charming stadium where the football is very well viewed; the only downside is that the seats are uncomfortable.

Andrés Alcubierre

The legendary Anduva stadium, which I'd always seen on TV. Mirandés has achieved some great feats here. I never thought I'd come here, much less see my hometown team (SD Huesca). A fantastic experience, and a victory for my team. I can't wait to come back.

Jaime García Cano

The fans' stand is not covered, which is a shame because the rest of the facilities and the way the people there treat you is spectacular.

Salvador Elias Fajula

A classic stadium of Spanish football. Inaugurated in 1949, and now with several renovations, you can experience football up close and smell the natural grass as if you were stepping on it. The club has been moving between the 2aA and 2aB in recent years.

+1

Saúl García Román

I went to see CD Mirandés 0-1 Racing de Santander. I was surprised by the renovations to one of the stands and the respectful atmosphere between both sets of fans. The stand where the visiting fans were located (North Stand) is a temporary structure built with the same framework as the scaffolding, but it felt safe. The stadium is on the outskirts of town, which means parking is easy just a few meters away.

Pablo FB

Small stadium, one temporary stand and no restrooms. The atmosphere is good, and the fans are friendly.

Carlos

You're going down because you don't invest in players, I'm so glad, from Burgos

Jj Fer

A stadium where games shouldn't be played, for the safety of the fans. With scaffolding and no VIP seating, even Villarreal's stadium in its heyday was better than this unfinished foosball table. Not to mention it doesn't even have a restroom for visiting fans. The fans are fantastic, the team is sensational, but the stadium is a complete disgrace.

carla cobreros

This review is completely true. I'm deeply outraged by the Anduva pitch. I have nothing to say about the team or the fans, but rather about the pitch's condition. First of all, as everyone knows, the visitors' stand is a scaffolding; it's not that it's bad, it literally is. Secondly, what for me was the worst part of this experience was the bathroom. It doesn't have one. There were portable restrooms, so it's difficult to do anything there. Thirdly, and finally, the commentator can't read. Not once, but three or more times, he confused Aldasoro with Arana, said Montilla when the real name is Mantilla, and when announcing the lineup, he mistook Castro's name. Furthermore, he didn't mention the scorer of the Verdiblancos' goal. I think the team is doing pretty well, but I don't know if that pitch will meet the requirements for a First Division title. That said, the team played a better game than Racing and I congratulate them. Good luck to Mirandés for the rest of the season from Cantabria.

Sergio Iglesias

Shameful!! Suddenly you can't even stand on the scaffolding they put up, charging €25 while you're getting soaked!! And the National Police don't know why they have to move you from last year's spot, because suddenly this year there are safety concerns that it might collapse!! They're not selling tickets either... the stadium is sold out and only 50% of the seats are filled. It's outrageous. I hope a club like this can't stay in professional football with nothing to offer its wonderful fans!!