Camp de Futbol d'Aixovall

The **Camp de Futbol d'Aixovall** stood in the parish of Sant Julià de Lòria. The **Estadi Nacional** in Andorra la Vella replaced it.

The site featured an artificial turf surface. Its seating capacity sat at 1,000. It served as the primary home for the **Andorra national football team** for fifteen years. Between 1999 and 2014, international qualifiers and friendlies took place on this specific strip of grass.

On 26 April 2000, the team secured its first-ever international victory here, beating Belarus 2-0 in a friendly. Goals came from Jesús Julián Lucendo and Juli Sánchez. Four years later, on 13 October 2004, the venue witnessed the side’s first competitive win, a 1-0 victory over Macedonia in a World Cup qualifier, with Marc Bernaus providing the decisive strike. A crowd of 700 attended a crucial UEFA Euro 2000 qualifier against Armenia on 9 October 1999, marking the highest attendance recorded at the ground.

The stadium also hosted matches for the Andorran Primera Divisió, involving clubs such as **Atlètic Club d'Escaldes** (then Inter Club d'Escaldes), **UE Sant Julià**, and **Atlètic Amèrica**. Its role shifted when the **Estadi Nacional** opened in 2014, rendering the Aixovall facility redundant.