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Category
Sports & Fitness · family-friendly · sports-bar · local
Location
Calle Cruceta N3 Campo De Fútbol · Carretera de Cádiz
Hours
MonOpen 24 hours
TueOpen 24 hours
WedOpen 24 hours
ThuOpen 24 hours
FriOpen 24 hours
SatOpen 24 hours
SunOpen 24 hours
Rating
4.1/5 (119 Google reviews)
Reviewers love
best pitch for youth footballtotal integration with teamsrespect for everyone
Good to know
poor organization reportedissues with referee impartiality

From their website

EF Puerta Blanca is a football club in Málaga offering federated teams, multiple playing surfaces (artificial grass, natural grass, and indoor facilities), and training programs. The club organizes five-a-side matches, children's football camps during holidays, and social events.

What they offer
federated football teamsartificial grass fieldsnatural grass fieldsindoor facilitiesfive-a-side footballfootball trainingchildren's football campsteam activitiessocial events
Languages spoken
SpanishEnglish
Booking
online / phone
Details gathered from ef-puerta-blanca.ueniweb.com · 17 Jul 2026
About this business
College Football Puerta Blanca is a vibrant establishment located in Málaga, offering a great environment for football enthusiasts. With its well-maintained facilities and a welcoming atmosphere, it's the perfect spot for players and fans alike. Find directions and contact details below.

About the neighbourhood: Carretera de Cádiz

A long, mostly residential district running south-west of the centre, parallel to the coast as far as the airport boundary. It includes the neighborhoods of Huelin (with its own beach), La Princesa, Sacaba, San Andrés and the major shopping zone around the Vialia / María Zambrano train station. Vialia itself houses dozens of restaurants and the high-speed AVE service to Madrid. The area is well served by Metro Málaga (lines 1 and 2) and bus, and runs the length of the Paseo Marítimo Antonio Banderas.

Recent Google reviews

119 total reviews
Alejandra Rodriguez · 10 months ago Translated from Spanish
Saturday, October 3rd, match against La Unidad was a disappointment for the club, as the referee is the son of one of their coaches, clearly demonstrating a lack of impartiality. And according to the RFAF (Royal Argentine Football Association), the assignment of a referee with a family connection to the club is prohibited. A disgrace!
Carlos de los Rios Jaime · 2 years ago Translated from Spanish
We witnessed the deplorable aggression of a parent of a child who plays for the club (pre-Benjamin age group) towards one of the club's board members. January 2024. Insults, shouting, and a botched performance forced the match to be stopped (it was later resumed, and to the best of my knowledge, the incident was not recorded in the official match report). Perhaps clubs, beneficiaries of public funds, which "encourage" fans to buy tickets or else they are denied entry, should engage in some self-reflection. Grassroots sports shape the people of the future and require education, commitment, and professionalism.
José Manuel herrada · 2 years ago Translated from Spanish
It's a significant improvement to one of the best pitches available for youth football teams, and much more than that. There's total integration with all teams from across the league, respect for everyone, and it's an example to follow. Everyone is respected on this pitch. Very good performance from this pitch, its covered stand, and the updated pitch lighting. Congratulations!
miguel martos cañizares · 2 years ago Translated from Spanish
A football field that, despite its location, has small dimensions to make it seem more prestigious, but the athletes who train there put their heart and soul into it.
Sylvia Vazquez Perez · 3 years ago Translated from Spanish
I didn't like it much already, but after the poor organization of the Tournament, I like it even less.

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Address:
Calle Cruceta N3 Campo De Fútbol, Jose Gamez Villalba, C. Cruceta, 3, Carretera de Cádiz, 29004 Málaga, Spain

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