Sevilla FC
Sevilla FC are the kings of the Europa League — no club has won the competition more times. Based in Andalusia, they are one of Spanish football's most storied clubs and a consistent force in La Liga and Europe.
History
Founded in 1890, Sevilla are one of Spain's oldest clubs. While Real Madrid and Barcelona have dominated La Liga, Sevilla carved out their own legacy in European football — winning the UEFA Cup or Europa League an extraordinary seven times.
Their intense local rivalry with Real Betis — El Gran Derbi — is one of the most passionate derbies in world football. The Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium, opened in 1958, remains one of Spain's most atmospheric grounds.
Kit History & Colours
Sevilla play in all white — one of the most distinctive looks in European football. Their clean white home kit has been a constant throughout their history, with red and black trim variations over the decades. Away kits have ranged from red to dark designs.
The club crest features the three patron saints San Fernando, San Isidoro and San Leandro, reflecting Sevilla's deep roots in Andalusian culture.
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Facts checked: 22 October 2026.