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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Valencia CF
One of Spain's most successful clubs, it has nicknames such as Los Ches, Valencianistes, Els Taronges (the Orange) and Los Murciélagos (the Bats). The bat in Valencia's emblem is probably known all over the world, their club colours are white and black, with the jersey being white and the shorts black. However, in addition to the bat, there are shades of orange in their crest, which also appears on the alternative away jersey. The club is at home in the Mestalla stadium, which holds 50,500 people.
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