Gallery | CD Castellón trains on the improved grass of SkyFi Castalia
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Gallery | CD Castellón trains on the improved grass of SkyFi Castalia

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General5 September 2026 at 13:03

CD Castellón trained on the improved pitch of SkyFi Castalia Stadium, their home, where they are preparing for the next sporting commitment. The club is benefiting from improvements in the playing conditions, which has been positive for the team's training.

The next challenge for CD Castellón is a clash against Albacete, scheduled for Sunday at 6:30 PM. This game represents an important opportunity for the team in the competition they are in.

The article is part of a photographic gallery documenting the team's training at SkyFi Castalia Stadium, showing the players working in the improved pitch conditions. The training is part of the intensive preparation for the match against Albacete.

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