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Estadi Lluís
Sitjar was a multi-use
stadium in
Palma de Mallorca, Spain. It was used
mostly for
football matches and
hosted the home
matches of RCD Mallorca...
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Buenaventura Sitjar (born 9
December 1739 in Porreres,
Majorca – died 3
September 1808 at San Antonio, California) was a
Franciscan missionary who served...
- however, with the
board later changing the name of the
stadium to Lluís
Sitjar, in
honour of the man who had
driven the
construction of the field. During...
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Josep Maria Subirachs i
Sitjar (Catalan pronunciation: [ʒuˈzɛb məˈɾi.ə suβiˈɾaks]; 11
March 1927 – 7
April 2014) was a
Spanish sculptor and
painter of...
- Lluís
Sitjar Castellà (Palma, 16
August 1900 – Íd., 21
December 1956) was a
Majorcan sports and
political leader from
Palma (Mallorca,
Balearic Islands...
- for the next 50 years,
replacing their previous stadium,
Estadio Lluís
Sitjar. The
stadium has a
capacity of 23,142 people,
making it the
largest in the...
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Michel Sitjar (13
September 1942 – 10 June 2019) was an
international rugby union &
rugby league player for
France and pla**** club
rugby for Agen. He also...
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League as well as the 1997–98
Spanish Cup. 18
August 1998 22:00 CET Lluís
Sitjar,
Palma de
Mallorca Attendance: 12,000 Referee: López
Nieto 22
August 1998...
- requirements. Genk won 6–1 on aggregate. 1
October 1998 20:45
Estadio Lluís
Sitjar,
Palma de
Mallorca Attendance: 12,218 Referee:
Hermann Albrecht (Germany)...
- of the
autonomous community of Valencia. It has 24,859 inhabitants. The
Sitjar dam,
located close to Onda, is an
important feature for the
irrigation of...
