FC Barcelona and Real Madrid Tickets
Last season Barcelona won La Liga for the 2nd
successive season and were crowned European champions for the 2nd time in their
history. With a confident young squad eager for more success this could again
prove to be another spectacular season in the Nou Camp.Useful Links:
Barcelona Hotels
| FC Barcelona Museum
|
Camp
Nou Stadium Plan |
Barcelona
Homepage
Real Madrid have now gone three consecutive seasons without a trophy and
that isn't acceptable at the Bernabeu. This season with Fabio Capello at the
helm they'll be doing everything in their power to be challenging Barcelona on
the domestic and European front.Useful Links:
Madrid Hotels |
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium Plan |
Real Madrid
Homepage
After just one season in charge Quique Flores has taken Valencia back
into the Champions League having missed out on Europe the previous season. With
a few new faces at the Mestalla stadium Valencia will be hoping to challenge for
La Liga this season and make an impact in Europe.Useful Links:
Valencia
Homepage
|
Valencia
Hotels
Obviously it is Real Madrid that most football tourists aim to see
on their visit to Madrid. If, however, you're in Madrid when Atlético are
at home you should certainly check out a game at their 55,000 Vicente Calderon
Stadium. As for their prospects this season, who knows? Atlético or
constantly the underachievers of La Liga so just maybe in 2007?Useful Links:
Madrid
Hotels
|
Atlético
Madrid Homepage
Espanyol play at the 55,000 seater Olympic Stadium at Montjuic
which was restored for the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. Visitors
generally time their visit to the city to coincide with a home game
of FC Barcelona. If however, that's not a possibility you
should consider a visit to an Espanyol match.Useful Links:
Barcelona Hotels
|
Espanyol
Homepage
Malaga play at the 37,000 seater La Rosaleda Stadium which has been
their home since 1941 and was one of the group stadiums during the 1982 World
Cup. Matches here attract many foreign visitors who head up to see a game
from their Costa del Sol hotel. As they are now in the 2nd division
tickets will be easy to acquire on the gate.Useful Links:
Malaga Hotels |
Malaga FC
Homepage
Villarreal lies on the Mediterranean coast of Spain just south of Castellon.
Their stadium is the 23,000 capacity El Madrigal. European success in
recent years has put this small town on the list of stadiums to visit for
football tourists. Well worth a visit from resorts along the coast and tickets
usually easy to get at the stadium on th day of the match.
Useful Links:
Villarreal Homepage
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