Gimnástica Segoviana CF, commonly known as G. Segoviana, is a Spanish football club based in Segovia, Castile and León. They compete in the Segunda División RFEF, the fourth tier of the Spanish football league system. The club plays its home matches at the Estadio La Albuera, a historic ground in the city. Founded in 1928, the club wears distinctive blue and white vertical stripes, similar to its namesake in Santander. The club's name highlights its origins in gymnastics and its location. Their long history has been spent mostly in the Tercera and Segunda B (now RFEF) divisions, with the fanbase dreaming of a rare ascent to the professional Segunda División. A key era would be any successful playoff campaign or a historic run in the Copa del Rey that brought national attention. In the modern RFEF structure, the club aims for stability and hopes to mount a promotion challenge, relying on a mix of experienced journeymen and local academy products. The culture is one of deep-rooted local pride, with a loyal fanbase known as "Gimnásticos." G. Segoviana is a historic institution representing the footballing passion of Segovia.