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Villarreal is the club for the catalog string Villarreal. The club page for Estadio de la Cerámica writes the address as Calle Blasco Ibáñez 2, postcode 12540, Vila-real (Castellón), next to Plaza del Labrador, with 23,173 places, a pitch of 105 x 68 metres, and an opening on 17 June 1923. The same page lists the earlier names Campo del Villarreal and El Madrigal. The municipal mobility page puts that same Estadio de la Cerámica 15 minutes on foot from the centre. It describes the town bus El Groguet as two lines and four variants linking outer areas such as the zona del Madrigal and the Termet with more central points. The estación de Vila-real is on Cercanías line C-6 from Valencia Norte to Castellón de la Plana, and from there the page names the town bus or VilaBici. The club tickets page lists three sale points, Tienda oficial estadio, Tienda oficial centro and Taquillas estadio, without a street for those windows in the text that opened.
Only catalog entries with the exact city string Villarreal are on this page. The spelling Vila-real on the opened pages is not added as a second city.
Documented venue in the snapshot: Estadio de la Cerámica
This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.
These pages are separate from the D1 snapshot. Each page gives the date and ticket route only when a checked match source states them.
Choose the club Villarreal and the date first. The place that was read is Calle Blasco Ibáñez 2, even though the club writes Vila-real there and the catalog string is Villarreal. For the walk from the centre the municipal page gives 15 minutes on foot or the bus El Groguet, and for arrival by rail the estación de Vila-real on line C-6. The tickets page names the three sale points and does not replace the stadium address. The opened view does not give a clock time for those windows.
The club page places Estadio de la Cerámica at Calle Blasco Ibáñez 2, postcode 12540, Vila-real (Castellón), next to Plaza del Labrador. It gives 23,173 places, a pitch of 105 x 68 metres, and the opening on 17 June 1923. The earlier names on that page are Campo del Villarreal from 1923 to 1925 and El Madrigal from 1925 to 2017. The catalog string remains Villarreal.
Source: Nuestro hogar, Estadio de la Cerámica, Villarreal CF
The municipal mobility page says Estadio de la Cerámica is 15 minutes on foot from the centre. It describes the town bus El Groguet as two lines and four variants between outer areas, including the zona del Madrigal and the Termet, and more central points. The estación de Vila-real is on Cercanías line C-6 from Valencia Norte to Castellón de la Plana. From the station the page names the town bus or VilaBici.
The Villarreal tickets page lists the headings Tienda oficial estadio, Tienda oficial centro and Taquillas estadio. The opened view gives no street number and no opening hours for them. The ground address therefore stays Calle Blasco Ibáñez 2 from the stadium page. El Madrigal is an earlier name there, not a second address.
Source: Venta de entradas, Villarreal CF, Nuestro hogar, Estadio de la Cerámica, Villarreal CF
The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 La Liga
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Wikipedia source: 2026–27 La Liga
Content edited for MatchVisit. CC BY-SA 4.0
The club page places Estadio de la Cerámica at Calle Blasco Ibáñez 2, 12540 Vila-real, next to Plaza del Labrador, with 23,173 places, a 105 x 68 metre pitch, and the opening on 17 June 1923.
The municipal page puts Estadio de la Cerámica 15 minutes on foot from the centre, names the town bus El Groguet with two lines, and places the estación de Vila-real on Cercanías line C-6 from Valencia Norte to Castellón de la Plana.
The club tickets page shows the sale points Tienda oficial estadio, Tienda oficial centro and Taquillas estadio, without a street or a clock time for them in the view that opened.