Seville FC

Sevilla Fútbol Club, Sevilla FC - simply and affectionately called "La Palma" because of the orange blossoms that bloom the month their home stadium is open for matches; a football club from Seville whose team wears white kits at home matches while usually wearing red away kits. The Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium opened in 1958 and can seat over 45,000 spectators every day! And they are exactly what you call fans: "Sevillistas". Estadio Sánchez Pizjuan is owned by Sevilla FC and was the venue for the 1982 World Cup match against Real Betis. At that time with a capacity of 70 thousand people because they had more standing than seating in what we know today as "the new stadium" The archenemy's team is known as "el derbi sevillano" This term comes from international football matches between two close related associations - literally translated it means "to respond to" or "to respond to" and refers to related content.

The club has its own radio station, Sevilla FC Radio. The TV channel was created to provide more content and covers the happenings around the team in the form of match reports all day long! And it's good entertainment, as you can see for yourself by watching the programs on Televisión de la Federación Española (TVE). But let's not forget this newspaper either - it contains news specific to football, making it enjoyable to read, even if it's just to get the current state of affairs.