Stadium & Culture
26 entries in the Atletico Madrid compendium.
Stadium & Culture — Era Chart
Vicente CalderónHome of Atlético Madrid from 1966 to 2017, with a peak capacity of 66,000 in the 1980s.Wanda MetropolitanoHome of Atlético Madrid since 2017, host of the 2019 and 2027 UEFA Champions League finalsAtletiThe colchoneros of Madrid, forged in the working-class south.El Metropolitano (1923)The humble cradle where the Colchoneros soul was forged.UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1962Atlético Madrid's 1962 European Cup Winners' Cup triumph.Los ColchonerosFrom mattress makers to European giants, the spirit of resilience defines the Colchoneros.Copa del Rey 1960The first major silverware that forged the soul of the Colchoneros.Rivalry with Real MadridThe battle for the capital divides families and defines eras.Estadio de las DeliciasThe humble ground where the soul of Atletico Madrid was first born.Cívitas MetropolitanoRiyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium – Home of Atlético MadridCurva NorteWhere the soul of Atletico lives, roaring through every match.Sector SurThe beating heart where the Colchoneros' soul roars louder than any other.El CholoThe Argentine manager who broke the Real Madrid–Barcelona duopoly and turned Atlético MadrFrente AtléticoLos Colchoneros: the mattress makers of Madrid.Estadio MetropolitanoWhere history breathes and the Colchoneros roar under the lights of Madrid.Frente AtléticaThe unwavering soul of the Colchoneros, roaring from the stands since the club's inceptionCampo de O'DonnellAtlético Madrid's first fenced fortress, home from 1913 to 1923.RojiblancosA sea of red and white that never surrenders, defining the spirit of the colchoneros.Metropolitano de 1923The historic fortress where the Colchoneros soul was forged for over forty years.Peñas del AtléticoEverywhere Red & White. One Family, One Club.Estadio Vicente CalderónThe riverbank fortress where the Colchoneros forged their legendary identity.MetropolitanoThe new red-and-white fortress where the spirit of Atletismo lives on.Hala MadridThe anthem commissioned by Florentino Pérez, written by RedOne and Manuel Jabois, and recoEl Chiringuito de JugonesThe late-night football debate show that sparked controversy and moved channels.Jan OblakThe Slovenian goalkeeper who set La Liga's all-time record low for goals conceded in a seaStefan SavicThe Montenegrin centre-back who anchored Atlético Madrid's defense from 2015, reaching a C
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