Ipurúa Municipal Stadium Stadium

Ipurúa Municipal Stadium is the football ground in Eibar, Basque Country, serving as the home of SD Eibar. The stadium dates from the mid 20th century and is known for its compact, town-centred setting.

The ground is noted for stands that sit very close to the playing surface, giving spectators an intimate view of matches and a lively atmosphere on matchdays. Facilities are modest and integrated into the surrounding urban fabric rather than being a separate large sports complex.

Ipurúa opened in the mid 1900s and has been adapted and renovated over time to meet changing competition and safety requirements; it gained wider attention when SD Eibar played in Spain’s top divisions. The stadium remains municipally owned and used for club fixtures and community events.

Located within the town of Eibar in Gipuzkoa, the stadium is embedded in the town centre and is easily reached on foot from local transport links and the town’s main streets.

• Stadium character: Home stadium of SD Eibar with a compact, steep-sided configuration that places stands close to the pitch and creates an intimate matchday atmosphere.
• Capacity and age: The venue was opened in the mid 20th century and has a seated capacity of around 8,000 spectators, serving club matches and local events.

• Buy match or event tickets well in advance-Ipurúa is a compact stadium and popular fixtures can sell out quickly.
• Use public transport or walk from central Eibar rather than driving; on match days nearby street parking is very limited and traffic can be heavily congested.