RCD Espanyol
Barcelona's other club. Espanyol have spent the majority of their history in La Liga and carry a proud identity distinct from their city rivals. Four Copa del Rey titles, a UEFA Cup final appearance, and a passionate fanbase that has supported the Pericos through every division. Blue and white, proud and defiant.
History
Founded in 1900, Espanyol are one of Spain's oldest clubs and have spent the vast majority of their history in La Liga. They reached the UEFA Cup final in 1988 and again in 2007, losing on penalties on both occasions — a painful record that speaks to their ability to compete at the highest level without the ultimate reward.
Espanyol have won four Copa del Rey titles and produced numerous Spanish internationals over the decades. Currently competing in La Liga 2, the club's ambition remains firmly focused on returning to the top flight, where their passionate support and strong identity belong.
Kit History & Colours
Blue and white stripes — the Blanc-i-blaus colours worn with Catalan pride. Espanyol's home kit is one of the most distinctive in Spanish football, and the blue and white stripes have been a constant throughout the club's 125-year history. Clean, classic, and unmistakably Espanyol.
Their kits carry the identity of a club that has always stood apart from their city rivals, and the blue and white of the Pericos is worn with real passion by a fanbase that takes enormous pride in their club's independence and history.