Key facts
Club: SD Huesca | Opening: 1972 | Capacity: 7,683 seats
History and description
Estadio El Alcoraz opened on 16 January 1972 with a match between Huesca and Deportivo Aragon. It had been the third ground of Huesca and was named after a battle that had taken place in the region in 1096.
The stadium underwent a large redevelopment during the 2008/09 season including the enlargement of the main stand, the construction of a roof on the opposite stand, and improvements to the stadium’s facilities.
Following Huesca’s promotion to the top league in 2018, El Alcoraz got expanded from 5,500 to 7,683 seats by expanding the north stand.
How to get to Estadio El Alcoraz
Estadio El Alcoraz is located in the south-western edge of the small city of Huesca about 1.5 kilometres from the city centre. It’s a reasonable quick walk from the centre to the stadium, about 20 minutes.
Huesca’s train station is located just south of the centre. It’s an approximate 20-minute walk to the stadium, or take bus C1 or C3, which can also be caught from Plaza Navarra in the city centre.
Regional trains connect Huesca with Zaragoza with a journey time of about an hour with one daily higher-speed AVE doing the journey in 45 minutes.
Address: Camino Cocorón s/n, 22004, Huesca
SD Huesca Tickets
Huesca tickets can be bought online or at the club office at the Av. de los Pirineos 9 just north-west of Huesca city centre. A limited no. of tickets tend to go on sale online.
Tickets tend to go on sale in the week before the match.
Tickets can also be bought at the ticket windows of the stadium from 1.5 hours before the start of the match. While Huesca do not typically sell out in the second division, they fill up their stadium close to capacity so booking in advance is recommended.
Useful Internet links
Sdhuesca.es – Official website of SD Huesca.