Recreativo de Huelva
The nicknames of this Spanish football club include Recre, El Decano (the deans) or El Abuelo (the heirs). And indeed, this is a club that has a long history. It was founded in 1889, making it the oldest football club in Spain. The club's colours are blue and white, with the home team playing in a predominantly white jersey with blue vertical stripes and other blue details. Outdoors they then play in a red jersey with the club colours on the sash shown. The club can be found in the city of Huelva in Andalusia and plays in the Nuevo Colombino stadium with a capacity of 21,670 seats.
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CD Numancia
They are nicknamed Numantinos or Rojillos (reds), so Cuba's colour is red and they actually play more or less in a red jersey at home and white with purple details away. Alternatively, they also use a grey-black combination. At home they are at Los Pajaritos stadium with a capacity of 8,261 seats. The Spanish club's foundation dates back to 1945 and their home town is Soria.
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