Campo de Fútbol Municipal de Gévora

The ground does not look like much from the outside. It is an ordinary municipal pitch on the edge of Extremadura. The surface is natural grass. It is plain earth and grass, and that suits the level at which the local side plays.

The capacity is listed as one thousand. The increase happened quietly, likely when the team climbed into the national Tercera Federación.

What happens here is local business. The club has been around since the nineteen sixties, a fixture in the Primera Extremeña for decades.

A cup match against Real Betis drew a crowd that did not fit in the stands.

The stadium has no history of its own to boast about. The name has not changed, though the locality it sits in shed a political suffix in two thousand and eleven. That is a detail for historians, not for matchday.

On game days, the car park fills up.