In the heart of Spain there is a club that, thanks to its passion on the field, has become one of the most popular football teams in Europe. The Sevilla Fútbol Club was founded by engineers who made weapons during the Second World War because many soldiers could not afford good equipment while fighting for democracy after the conquest by the fascist Franco regime, which lasted until 1975 - what makes me very proud that this team never gave up hope! The color white contrasts beautifully with the red jerseys at home games, but don't worry if you see black jerseys away at La Ger Forensic Stadium; This is.

The Estadio Sánchez Pizjuan is the most famous stadium in Spain, which has hosted many sporting events over time. It is also known as the home ground of El Betis - they have an intense rivalry with Sevilla FC and these special encounters are called derbies sevillanos (Seville derby). The 1982 World Cup final was held here with a capacity of 70,000 spectators because of the standing room back then!

The club has its own radio station, Sevilla FC Radio. There is also a Spanish language TV channel and one that broadcasts internationally to Latin America! The team was Spanish champions before (1946), but before that they had won the most important cups 5 times: Coppa Del Rey 3x (1999-2003) & Supercup 2x (1991&2000).