the first match after the Christmas break, coach Manuel Estaban was dismissed and replaced by Argentine Lauro Techeira. Season to season , , 7 seasons in Tercera División Squad 2021–22 Stadium The Campo d'Esports Municipal is owned by the local council. The main football pitch is synthetic grass which was laid to replace the natural surface in 2006; it was replaced in 2019. In addition to the 11-a-side markings, the pitch is also laid out with dark blue 7-a-side markings across the width of each half of the pitch. The main stand running alongside the western edge of the pitch with a capacity of close to 2,000 spectators, standing only. There are no seats but spectators tend to seat directly onto the concrete. The stand is uncovered and consequently spectators are exposed to the elements. In 2017 plans were revealed for a project to build a roof over the main stand to provide such protection. The roof was opened in 2018 covering the northern half of the main stand and the tunnel. The changing rooms and offices underneath the stand were seriously damaged by fire, thought to have been started deliberately, in June 2010; a similar arson attack destroyed the nearby headquarters of Javea Bulls Rugby Club. However the local council had already earmarked the changing rooms for a complete refurbishment and work was carried out during the summer of 2010. A new scoreboard was installed in 2015. On the other side of the pitch is a small temporary stand with plastic seats for about 200 people. Since it has no cover and during the afternoon and evening games spectators are often starting into the setting sun, it has become known as the "Sunshine Stand". There is a small bar in one corner of the ground selling refreshments. Notable former players José Carlos Granero Notable former coaches Kenny Brown José Carlos Granero References External links Javeamigos.com – news in English Javea Football Teams Futbolme.com profile Football clubs in the Valencian Community Association football clubs established in 1939 Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol clubs 1939 establishments in Spain