Unión Balompédica Conquense, a Spanish football club based in Cuenca, in the autonomous community of Castile-La Mancha, has partnered with Spiideo to bring world-class video analysis, automated data, and international streaming to its operations.
Founded in 1946 and competing in Segunda Federación – Group 5, UB Conquense plays its home matches at Estadio La Fuensanta, a 6,000-seat ground that has been the heart of football in Cuenca for decades. With nearly 80 years of history behind them, the club is now entering a new era defined by a clear ambition to build a more professional, data-driven organisation.
The agreement establishes Spiideo and UB Conquense as long-term technology and communications partners over a three-year period. More than a software rollout, the collaboration is designed as a close, ongoing partnership built on shared ambition and a mutual commitment to advancing performance in modern football.
“Today we take a very important step towards the future of UB Conquense by choosing Spiideo as our primary analysis and performance tool. This commitment reinforces our vision of building a more professional, innovative, data-supported club,” said Álvaro Barambio, head of analysis, UB Conquense.
The club has invested in a multi-camera fixed setup at Estadio La Fuensanta, ensuring professional-grade footage for every home match, alongside a portable camera system for consistent coverage during away fixtures.
The club will deploy Spiideo Perform alongside CloudLink, Benchmode, and AutoData. With live footage feeding into its preferred external coding tools, low-latency video and instant clip sharing available directly on the bench, and game events tagged automatically without wearables or broadcast interpolation, UB Conquense’s analysts and coaching staff will have everything they need to make faster, better-informed decisions. Spiideo Play will power the club’s international broadcasting ambitions, bringing matches from Cuenca to fans around the world.
“Technology will be a key pillar in improving tactical analysis, player development, and decision-making,” he added. “From the analysis department, we will continue to drive new processes and working methodologies. The future of football runs through innovation, and we want UB Conquense to be part of that evolution.
