Camp de Futbol Municipal Ramón Farrús

It sits on a quiet street in Lleida. The Camp de Futbol Municipal Ramón Farrús does not pretend to be anything other than a working ground for the local leagues.

At one end of the pitch, if you look past the artificial turf, there is a sense of enclosure that larger venues lose. The capacity is small—1,200 people—but that number feels tighter in person.

The name belongs to Ramón Farrús Mesalles, a man who ran an insurance company in the city and led Club Atlètic Segre before the club folded in 2019. It was not a grand relocation.

There is a story attached to the place, though it is not the kind that fills history books. In October 2025, the team faced RCD Espanyol in a Copa del Rey first-round match.

The ground exists because the game needs somewhere to be played, and for Atlètic Lleida, it has been enough.