Estadi de la FAF

Where a campsite once stood on the edge of Encamp, Andorra now has its national ground. Estadi de la FAF replaced the old Estadi Nacional in Andorra la Vella as construction wrapped up in May 2025. The build ran from December 2022, with Prefabricats Pujol supplying the precast concrete for the stands, and cost around 15 million euros — nine-tenths of it covered by UEFA and FIFA through the FIFA Forward programme, the rest found by the Andorran Football Federation itself.

The pitch is a heated hybrid surface, built to keep the grass playable. The first match played there was a cup final between Inter and Atlètic, both of Escaldes, in the Copa Constitució, on 25 May 2025. The record crowd came earlier still, in June, when FC Andorra and SD Ponferradina drew over four thousand supporters for a promotion play-off.

Three sides now call it home: the Andorra men's and women's national teams, FC Andorra since the 2025/26 season, and Inter Club d'Escaldes. Beyond the pitch, the ground has a press box on the main stand and a media centre built around an 86-inch screen for reporters covering matches.