Orihuela

Estadio Municipal Los Arcos holds 7,000 people, and on the nights Orihuela need it full, it does the job the pitch alone can't.

Orihuela Club de Fútbol came together in August 1993, formed by merging two local sides, Orihuela Juventud y Deportes and Atlético Orihuela. It's a separate history from Orihuela Deportiva, the earlier club from the same city that folded in 1995 — the new side took on its yellow-and-blue colours in 1996 rather than its identity. The shirt is yellow, the shorts and socks blue; away kit is plain white.

Further back than any of it, Sigüenza remains the top scorer in the history of the old Orihuela Deportiva, with 21 goals in a single season, 1989-90.

Cup form has occasionally pushed the club further than the league table suggests. In the Copa Federación, Orihuela won the regional phase in 2017-18 and, in 2025, went all the way to the national final before losing 0-3 to Ourense CF.