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Sevilla FC was one of the protagonists in Spain's first official football match. The game took place in 1890 at the initiative of Sevilla's president, who sent an invitation to the Huelva Recreation Club, the only other active club at the time.

The historic match that ushered in the football era on the Pyrenees concluded with a 2:0 victory for Sevilla. As the years progressed, new clubs emerged on the scene, and local fans relished the increased competition and Sevilla FC's supremacy over other Andalusian clubs, something evident from the 18 Andalusian Cups.

However, local triumphs are not the only source of pride. There are plenty of other trophies in the collection, including the remarkable 6 UEFA Cup titles, the most of any other team in Europe. And all won in 15 years, starting in the 2005-2006 season, and the last was claimed in 2019-20.

On the home front, the Red and Whites have one La Liga honour from the 1945–46 season. It was a close call, claiming the top position by one point more than FC Barcelona. But they fared much better in the Cup, winning 5 Copa del Rey Cups.

The Sevillistas have never been relegated lower than the Second Division and played in La Liga for 77 seasons. For most of those years, the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan was the home ground. Supporters who want to secure seats for upcoming Sevilla FC fixtures can purchase matchday tickets for one of Spain's oldest football clubs at SeatPick. The online platform offers affordable Sevilla FC ticket prices.

About Sevilla FC Football Tickets

British expatriates formed Sevilla Fútbol Club in 1890. However, the lack of other football clubs made for a dull first decade in the team's history. Things started to mature in the 20th century with the establishment of new football clubs, making it possible for Sevilla to compete in regional championships.

Unfortunately, the Andalusian team missed its initial chance to be part of the big league after a defeat by Racing de Santander in an elimination match that decided which of the two teams would join the newly formed La Liga in 1928. But after 6 seasons in the lower tier, the club progressed to La Liga, making its debut in the 1934-35 season. Since then, Sevilla has been back to the Second Division only 7 times, preferring to stay in the company of the elite of Spanish football. They have consistently ranked in the league's upper half ever since.

 The UEFA Cups and the modern UEFA Europa League are not the only European experience for the Andalusian team. The Red and Whites have played 9 seasons in the Champions League and the predecessor European Cup, with two quarterfinals being the best results. The first was in the 1957–58 season, which was the club's first appearance in the then European Cup. In the 2017–18 season, the team met Bayern Munich in the quarterfinals, and the semifinal dream ended there.  

It seems the club is always playing a match at home or in Europe, and fans can buy Sevilla FC tickets at SeatPick and watch the club live at the home football stadium. Don't hesitate to watch Sevilla FC play football matches against the largest international football clubs at the club's stadium.

Major Rivalry

The Seville Derby kicked into gear in 1928 when the 3:3 score between Sevilla FC and Real Betis inaugurated the city rivalry. Locals tend to refer to the games as the Great Derby. It has become representative of a class clash because Sevilla FC is located in a more affluent part of town, while Real Betis has a reputation as a team supported by the working class in the city.

So far, there have been 137 head-to-head matches, with Sevilla FC recording 65 victories and Betis triumphing on 40 occasions. For the next derby, fans can buy Sevilla tickets online at SeatPick.

Top Managers

When ownership brings in a coach nicknamed Mr Whip, the easy days are over. This happened in Sevilla FC when Austrian Max Merkel arrived for the 1973-1974 season and rehabilitated the club. Another respected name is Unai Emery, under whose leadership the team had a long unbeaten streak at home. Other prominent managers include Luis Aragonés, José Antonio Camacho and Vincenzo Montella.

Famous Footballers that Played for Sevilla FC

Since the early days, the club has been open to recruiting foreign players. The team's success, in large part, is due to talented international players. A few of the famous names include:

• Diego Maradona

• Dani Alves

• Davor Suker

• Jesus Navas

• Frederic Kanoute

• José Antonio Reyes

Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán – Seville, Spain

Stadium Name: Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium

Capacity: 42,714

Address: Calle Sevilla Fútbol Club s/n, 41005 – Sevilla, Spain

Description: The stadium was named after Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, the former president of Sevilla FC and the driving force behind the push to construct a new venue for the club. Sadly, Pizjuán unexpectedly died before construction started. So when in 1956 the venue opened, it was christened in his honour. Work did not stop then. Capacity continued to grow with every new renovation, peaking at 70,000, but currently can hold 42,714 spectators. It hosted games from the 1982 World Cup, and in 1986 was the stage for the European Cup final.

Best Way to Travel

Situated in central Seville, the venue is a 10-minute walking distance from the railway station and city centre. However, when starting from the historical centre, the trip can take about half an hour.

By Metro

The metro is a good choice, and stations Gran Plaza and Nervión on Line 1 are in the stadium's proximity.

By Bus

The bus network offers more options with buses numbered 05, B4, M121 and M124, all transit close to the venue.