CD Mirandés
One of Spanish football's great underdog stories. CD Mirandés are a small-town club from Miranda de Ebro — population 35,000 — who have punched far above their weight for years. Their Copa del Rey semi-final run in 2020, defeating top-flight clubs along the way, captured the hearts of football fans across Spain.
History
Founded in 1927 in the small Castilian city of Miranda de Ebro, CD Mirandés have defied expectations throughout their history by competing consistently in La Liga 2 despite representing one of Spain's smallest cities. Their story is one of community, resilience, and the power of football to unite a town.
Their finest hour came in the 2019-20 Copa del Rey, when they defeated Villarreal, Sevilla, and Real Betis to reach the semi-finals — one of the most remarkable cup runs in recent Spanish football history. The achievement brought national and international attention to a club that embodies everything that is great about football at the community level.
Kit History & Colours
Red and black — the Rojillos colours worn with Castilian pride. Mirandés' home kit is bold and distinctive, built around a red and black combination that reflects the fighting spirit of a club that has always competed above its station. Simple, proud, and unmistakably Mirandés.
Their kits carry the identity of a small-town club with a big heart, and the red and black of Los Rojillos is worn with enormous pride by a community that has rallied behind their club through every challenge.