In case their region is forced to lock down again, each Primera División club was forced to select a second stadium to continue playing, outside their locality. Here are the choices, confirmed yesterday.

Yesterday all La Liga clubs have confirmed their alternative stadiums for the 2020/21 season. It's a new requirement, prompted by Spain's new policy of locking down regions most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Should lockdown be announced, each team has to have a reserve ground to relocate to and continue playing football. Obviously, only stadia outside the team's home region may be included. Here is the complete list of venues selected by all La Liga clubs:

• Alavés: El Sadar (Osasuna)
• Athletic: Sánchez Pizjuán (Sevilla FC)
• Atlético de Madrid: Reale Arena (Real Sociedad)
• Barcelona: Son Moix (Mallorca)
• Betis: Ciutat de València (Levante)
• Cádiz: Carlos Belmonte (Albacete)
• Celta: José Zorrilla (Valladolid), Carlos Tartiere (Oviedo) and El Molinón (Sporting)
• Eibar: Anduva (Mirandés), Las Gaunas (Logroñés)
• Elche: Estadio Municipal Cartagonova (Cartagena)
• Getafe: La Romareda (Zaragoza)
• Granada: Butarque (Leganés)
• Huesca: Montilivi (Girona)
• Levante: Benito Villamarín (Betis)
• Osasuna: Mendizorroza (Alavés)
• Real Madrid: José Zorrilla (Valladolid)
• Real Sociedad: Wanda Metropolitano (Atlético)
• Sevilla FC: San Mamés (Athletic Club)
• Valencia: Carlos Belmonte (Albacete)
• Valladolid: Balaídos (Celta)
• Villarreal: RCDE Stadium (Espanyol)