The following is a compilation of football (or where football is played) stadiums that Jogo has either visited or played in….the countless memories continue…
Burgos CF (0) vs Albacete (0) (12.08.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1963. It has a current capacity of 12,063
Fun Fact: Inaugurated on September 14, 1947. Capacity of 8147.
San Fernando (0) vs Albacete (3) – King’s Cup(10.28.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated May 8, 2003. Capacity of 32,400.
In 11.21.07, it hosted a 2008 EuroCup qualifying match between Spain (1) and Northern Island (0)
Castellón (0) vs Albacete (1) (10.19.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated June 6th, 1987. Capacity of 15,500.
Castellón’s owner is the famous Canadian Gambler: Haralabos Voulgaris
Cultural Leonesa (0) vs Albacete (0) (10.06.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated May 20, 2001. Capacity of 13,346.
In 09.05.16, it hosted a 2018 FIFA WC qualifying match between Spain (8) and Liechtenstein (0). The stadium is preparing to host matches for the FIFA World Cup in 2030 to over 40,000.
Real Sporting Gijón (3) vs Albacete (4) (09.28.25)
Fun Fact: It’s the oldest professional stadium in Spain being in use since 1908. Capacity of 29,371. The stadium is located on the site of an old watermill, hence the stadium’s name, the Spanish word for “big mill”. West Germany played their three group matches of the 1982 World Cup in this stadium. Their last match against Austria forced a change in the rules forcing the last group match to be played simultaneously in future competitions.
Zaragoza (0) vs Albacete (0) (09.15.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in September 8th, 1957. Capacity of 33,608.
La Romareda was one of the venues for the 1982 FIFA World Cup and can potentially serve as a venue for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The stadium boasts the bizarre claim to have Europe’s deepest goal nets, which stretch back four meters. The nets also have a striking blue and white diagonal stripe design.
Cádiz (2) vs Albacete (1) (08.31.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated on September 3rd, 1955. Capacity of 20724.
In 11.15.19, Spain defeated Malta 7-0 the UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying phase.
Almería (4) vs Albacete (4) (08.18.25)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in July 31st, 2004. Capacity of 15,274.
In 02.09.05, Spain’s defeated San Marino 5-0 as part of the 2006 Germany WC qualifiers.
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1923. The 49,430-seat stadium is the home of Valencia CF.
Jogo in Pinatar Arena, San Pedro del Pinatar, Murcia Spain;
Albacete (2) vs Andorra (0) (07.23.25)
Fun Fact: Inagurated in January 2013. The 3,000-seat stadium is part of the larger Pinatar Arena Football Center which also includes a sports club, hotel, training fields and other amenities.
AEK Athens (1) vs PAOK FC (0) (12.18.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in September 30th, 2022.
Hosted the 2024 UEFA Conf. League final. Capacity of 32,500 (3rd largest in Greece)
Panatolikos (0) vs PAOK FC (1) (12.15.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1930. Capacity 7,321
Egaleo FC (0) vs PAOK FC (3) (10.30.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1968. Capacity of 8,217.
Paok FC (1) vs OFI (2) (10.27.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in September 6th, 1959,. Capacity of 28,703.
In high-profile encounters, when the players walk out of the tunnel, the song Hells Bells by AC/DC is heard from the stadium’s speakers.
Paok FC (2) vs Levadiakos FC (0) (10.06.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1952,. Capacity of 5,915.
Real Sociedad (1) Gamba Osaka (0) (07.25.24)
Fun fact: Inaugurated in October 25, 2015. Capacity: 40,000.
Used by the Japanese National team for FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers. Last game with Real Sociedad.
Albacete (2) vs CD Mirandés (2) (05.26.24). Jogo scored.
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1960. Capacity of 17,524.
Fernando Torres scored his first ever goal in this stadium.
Racing (1) vs CD Mirandés (0) (05.11.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1988. Capacity of 22,222.
Racing de Ferrol (0) vs CD Mirandés (2) (04.29.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in April 18th, 1993. Capacity of 11,922.
Real Oviedo (1) vs CD Mirandés (1) (04.14.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in September 17th, 2000. Capacity of 30,500.
Andorra FC (1) vs CD Mirandés (0) (03.30.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in September 9th, 2014. Capacity of 3,306.
Leganés (4) vs CD Mirandés (0) (03.17.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in February 14th, 1998. Capacity of 12,454.
RCD Espanyol (3) vs CD Mirandés (0) (02.17.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in August 9th, 2009. Capacity of 40,000. 10th largest stadium in Spain
FC Cartagena (1) vs CD Mirandés (0) (02.11.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated on February 7th 1988. Capacity of 15,105.
Eibar (1) vs CD Mirandés (0) (01.26.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated on September 1947. Capacity of 8147.
Alcorcon (0) vs CD Mirandés (0) (01.13.24)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated on May 19th, 1999 with a friendly match against Real Madrid
Elche CF (0) vs CD Mirandés (0) (12.19.23)
Fun Fact: Hosted 3 matches in the 1982 WC among them the rout of Hungary 10 vs El Salvador 1 capacity of 31,388
Burgos CF (0) vs CD Mirandés (0) (12.09.23)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1963. It has a current capacity of 12,063
Lugo (2) vs CD Mirandés (0) (12.06.23)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1974. It has a current capacity of 7,070. 2nd round of Copa Del Rey
Eldense (2) vs CD Mirandés (2) (11.19.23)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 2012. It has a current capacity of 3025. Johan got to see his brother play in Europe for the first time while being with US Olympic National Team
Fun Fact: Hosted 3 matches in the 1982 WC: group D matches (Czechoslovakia–Kuwait, France–Kuwait and France–Czechoslovakia)
Fun Fact: Deepest nets in all European football which stretch back 4 mts. Hosted 3 matches in the 1982 WC
SD Amorabieta (2) vs CD Mirandés (0) (09.17.23)
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 1971; training ground for Athletic Bilbao
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in Jan 16, 1972; capacity 9100
Fun Fact: Oldest professional football stadium in Spain (1908)
Fun Fact: Baseball stadium for the SF Giants. Have only hosted 7 soccer/football games since its inauguration in 2000
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 2015. Capacity 51,000. 4th largest in Mexico
Fun Fact: Home of the Euro 2005 Final
Fun Fact: Border between Spain and France
Fun Fact: Opened on 19 May 1999, friendly win against Real Madrid
Fun Fact: Built for the 1978 WC. Peru’s Teofilo Cubillas played here.
Fun Fact: Jogo scored the first goal in the U20 WC
Fun Fact: Jogo scored the first goal in the U20 WC
Fun Fact: Capacity 4,200. opened on 8 May 1960, with a 2–0 friendly win against Birmingham City
Jogo in Estadio Las Gaunas, Logroño, La Rioja; Spain; Logroñés (0) vs Sanse (0) (04.09.23)
Fun Fact: Stadium is used by first division women’s team
Fun Fact: Momo and Jogo played against each other; they are both part of Real Sociedad
Fun Fact: Capacity 14,591. Hosted opening and closing ceremonies of the 2018 Mediterranean Games
Fun Fact: Inaugurated in 2006 with a friendly match between Spain and Argentina.
Fun Fact: 2022 MLS Championship was played here. 2028 soccer Olympics will be hosted here.
Fun Fact: 2022 MLS Championship was played here. 2028 soccer Olympics will be hosted here.
Fun Fact: Look at the conditions of the field. Jogo sustained an injury that almost kept him from USMNT camp. Capacity: 500
Fun Fact: Old stadium was built 90 degrees relative to this one
Fun Fact: Stadium is used by first division women’s team
Fun Fact: Stadium was used for 6 matches during the 1992 Olympics; Jogo is injured
Fun Fact: First time rostered for UEFA competition
Fun Fact: Mom watched the first away Sanse game live
Fun Fact: Jogo met Javier “Vasco” Aguirre
Fun Fact: 1000 meters over sea level
Fun Fact: Cruz Azul former stadium
Fun Fact: Field was in excellent shape 🙂
Fun Fact: Jogo marked Iñaki Williams
Fun Fact: Jogo met up with Joe Scally. Hockey “assist”
Fun Fact: Ebony Salmon’s debut with the dash
Fun Fact: Stadium is as old as dad
Fun Fact: Stadium was used for the Spain 1982 WC
Fun Fact: México’s Senior National Team debut. Stadium was used for the US 1994 WC – Santi Giménez
Fun Fact: Jogo and I visited Girona back in 2014 while visiting Barcelona
Fun Fact: Fourth Spanish Island visited in less than two months
Fun Fact: Four consecutive games without an “L” Jogo in the starting XI
Fun Fact: Dad accompanied Jogo. Two consecutive W’s with Jogo in the starting XI
Fun Fact: The stadium is as old as Jogo. He was closer to Africa than Europe
Fun Fact: Jogo is told 30 minutes before game time that US Federation (unconfirmed) is sitting on his international pass…and can’t play so the wait continues
Fun fact: 8th assist of the season
Fun Fact: Dad came to see you play
Fun Fact: Last minute injury prevented Jogo from participating with U20 Mexican National Team in Spain
Fun fact: Second largest stadium in the world
Fun Fact: Third largest stadium in the world
…and the story continues
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