Borussia Dortmund
The second most successful club in the history of the Bundesliga has the nicknames Die Borussen, Der BVB and Die Schwarzgelben (the yellow and black). Perhaps needless to say, the club colours are yellow and black, which is also on the emblem. They play at the Wesfalenstadion, a stadium with a capacity of 81,365 for league matches and 65,825 for international ones. However, for sponsorship reasons it is now called Signal Iduna Park. It is the largest stadium in Germany and the seventh largest in Europe. It is also the stadium with the highest average attendance than any other club stadium in the world.
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Karlsruher SC
The German team is simply abbreviated as KSC and since the 1993/94 season has also been nicknamed Eurofighter. The club colours are blue and white, which can be found not only in the emblem but also on the jerseys. At home they play in a predominantly blue jersey, and away they play in a white version of the jersey with blue details. They play their home games at the Wildparkstadion with a capacity of 29,699 spectators. The seat of the German sports club is the city of Karlsruhe, where it was founded in 1894, then still as Karlsruher SC Phönix, after 1952 only Karlsruher SC.
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