Real Oviedo is a historic Spanish football team that returned to LaLiga after 24 years in the lower divisions. The Asturian team has fought to return to elite football and experience nights like the one they will experience on Sunday, August 24, at the Carlos Tartiere starting at 21:30h, against Real Madrid. Real Oviedo's main venue is the iconic Carlos Tartiere, located in Oviedo, specifically on 'Carlos Tartiere' street. The stadium was inaugurated in 2000 and its name comes from its first president, who promoted the union of Stadium and Deportivo, two teams from the Asturian capital at the time. Over time, Real Oviedo has spent a total of 38 seasons in LaLiga. Recently, it returned to the top category of Spanish football 24 years later, putting an end to an agony that was definitively closed with the historic victory over Mirandés, 3-1, in the return match of the playoffs. Veljko Paunović's current team has not been able to conquer any top-level title in its history. So far, it has only recorded five championships in the Second Division, along with its respective promotion, in the 1932-33, 1951-52, 1957-58, 1971-72, and 1974-75 seasons. With its return to LaLiga, Real Oviedo has made history, not only by returning but also by reaching the highest number of members in its long sporting life, with 22,105 members for the 2025-2026 season. The Oviedo team 'experienced a memorable act before the match against Málaga' in the Second Division, and awarded 'the gold badge to 21 members who have shown absolute loyalty over 50 years' as subscribers to the team from the Asturian capital. So, Real Oviedo is preparing to face one of the biggest challenges, Real Madrid, led by Xabi Alonso, in the top category of Spanish football. But the Asturian team is ready to give its all and demonstrate its worth at the Carlos Tartiere. The Real Oviedo anthem is a symbol of the passion and pride of the fans, who feel represented by their team in Spanish football.