The Balearic Islands of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera attract millions of holiday-makers every year but they are also home to over a million permanent residents, many of whom are passionate about football. RCD Mallorca, […]
With a mild year-round climate, there aren’t many better places to escape the European winter and catch some football than the Canary Islands. The two largest islands – Tenerife and Gran Canaria, have both regularly […]
Hugging Spain’s blustery northern coastline, Asturias was once the centre of Spain’s mining industry but these days it is best known for boasting some of the nation’s best countryside and most dramatic scenery. This region is […]
Our Andalusia football guide heads all over Spain’s second largest region to give you the lowdown on the clubs, getting around, buying tickets and much more. Over eight million people live in this large area […]
Our Basque football guide heads deep into the heart of a region that was in many respects the birthplace of football in Spain with Basque clubs playing a vital role and enjoying considerable success during […]
Tucked away, in the northwestern corner of Spain, Galicia is one of the most intriguing regions to visit with strong Celtic traditions and a unique relationship with the sea. Our Galicia football guide delves into […]
The Valencian Community is Spain’s fourth most populated region after Andalusia, Catalonia and the Community of Madrid. It boasts a lively football scene which historically has been bossed by Valencia Club de Fútbol. They remain […]
Football in Catalonia is dominated by one club with FC Barcelona having grown to become the largest symbol of Catalan identity over the decades. However anyone planning a football trip to Catalonia has plenty of […]
The Spanish capital has been described as the ‘football capital of Europe’ in recent years and there’s certainly something to that. The 2014 Champions League Final was the first contested by two sides from the […]
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