Frequently Asked Questions
The most-asked questions about Sevilla FC.
What is Sevilla FC?
Sevilla FC is a professional Spanish football club based in Seville, Andalusia, founded in 1905. They compete in La Liga and are renowned for their record-breaking success in European competitions.
Why is the club nicknamed 'Los Nervionenses' or 'La Quinta'?
'Los Nervionenses' refers to the Nervión River flowing near their stadium, while 'La Quinta' celebrates their five consecutive Europa League titles between 2014 and 2023.
Who are the most iconic figures in the club's history?
Key legends include Juan Manuel López (the first goal scorer), Rafael Benítez (who won multiple European trophies as coach), and players like Sergio Ramos, who started his career there before global stardom.
Where does Sevilla FC play their home matches?
The team plays at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium, a historic venue located in Seville that holds over 43,000 spectators.
What is the club's greatest achievement?
Sevilla is the most successful club in UEFA Europa League history, having won the competition seven times as of their latest victory in 2023.
Which rival team do they face in 'El Gran Derbi'?
Their fierce local rivalry is with Real Betis Balompié, creating one of Spain's most intense and passionate derby matches known as El Gran Derbi.
What are the official colors of Sevilla FC?
The club's traditional kit features white shirts with red vertical stripes, paired with white shorts and socks.
When was the club founded?
Sevilla FC was officially established on September 25, 1905, following a merger between two earlier local teams, Foot-Ball Club de Sevilla and Español Football Club.
Has Sevilla ever won La Liga?
No, despite their European dominance, the club has never secured the Spanish top-flight title, with their highest league finish being second place in 1950–51.
Where can fans find reliable information about the team?
Fans should visit the official club website for news and tickets, while this encyclopedia provides detailed historical data, player statistics, and match archives.