CD Mirandés

Founded in 1927 in the small Castilian city of Miranda de Ebro, CD Mirandés have defied expectations throughout their history by competing for long spells in La Liga 2 despite representing one of Spain's smallest cities, before relegation to Primera Federación in 2026. 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 Celta Vigo, Sevilla, and Villarreal 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.

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.