Hércules CF
The Spanish football club is called by several nicknames, including Herculanos or Blanquiazules (white and blue). From this it can also be easily deduced that the club colours are white and blue. The latter can of course also be found on the home jerseys, with green replacing blue outside, or there is an alternative pink jersey as a third colour combination. They are at home in the José Rico Pérez Stadium, which holds 29,500 spectators. The club was founded in Alicante, Valencia, in 1922.
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RCD Espanyol
The full name of this club, Reial Club Deportiu Espanyol de Barcelona, translates to Royal Spanish Sports Club Barcelona. The nicknames are Periquitos, Blanquiazules (white and blue) and Mágico (magical). On the home jerseys, we thus naturally find the white and blue colours, which are projected in wide vertical stripes. The club plays at the RCDE stadium, which is also known as Estadi Cornellà-El Prat. It has a capacity of 40,500 seats and is a modern stadium that opened in 2009.
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