A fourth club, SD Eibar, was also a fixture in the top division for much of the 2010s. A smaller organisation historically than Álaves reflected in fanbase and stadium, their home town of Eibar has a population of under 30,000 and is located midway between Bilbao and San Sebastián with many of the residents supporting either Athletic or Real Sociedad. The club's first ever campaign in the "Primera" was in 2014–15 (they clinched their promotion the previous year with a 1–0 win over Alavés which also seemed destined to relegate their opponent, though ultimately Alavés won their final two games and stayed up by one point). Despite finishing the first campaign in a relegation place after a dramatic final day, they were reprieved due to another club's administrative demotion. Their stadium is of a modest stature (Ipurua holds just over 7,000 even after improvements since the "Armeros" remained in the top division). Despite these limitations, Eibar's 9th place in the 2017–18 La Liga campaign made them the highest-ranking Basque club for the first time ever. Their top-division run eventually came to an end at the end of their seventh season in 2020–21.