Villarreal CF
They are called El Submarino Amarillo, meaning the yellow submarine. It will remind you of the famous song Yellow Submarine by the Beatles, after which Villarreal got this nickname. Their main club colour is of course also yellow, with their home jerseys being almost completely yellow. Outdoors, on the other hand, they play in pink or alternative black and red jerseys. They play at the Estadio de la Cerámica, which has a capacity of 29,890 seats.
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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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