Sevilla Fútbol Club, or simply Sevilla, is a professional association football club based in Seville, Andalusia, Spain, competing in La Liga (2020–21), the top flight of Spanish football. This unofficial Sevilla FC flag (Spanish: bandera no oficial del Sevilla FC) consists of the team's official logo placed on a background divided diagonally into white and red colors derived from the club's traditional identity and visual branding.
| Flag Proportion: | 3:5 (standard flag ratio) |
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| Flag Format: | Animated GIF (25-frame loop) |
| Flag Usage: | Fan-made / unofficial digital flag |
The Sevilla FC logo features a shield divided into distinct sections that reflect the club's heritage and identity. It includes representations of the saints Fernando, Isidoro, and Leandro, figures taken from the coat of arms of Seville, symbolizing the city's religious and historical legacy. The design also incorporates red and white stripes, reflecting both the club's traditional colors and its connection to the city of Seville. A monogram displaying the letters "S, F, C" reinforces the club's identity, while an antique football emphasizes its sporting focus. The shield format itself represents tradition and continuity, a common feature in football emblems. The red and white palette remains central to Sevilla FC's visual identity. Overall, the emblem symbolizes Sevilla FC's deep-rooted connection to the city of Seville, its cultural heritage, and its long-standing presence in Spanish football.
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| Team name: | Sevilla Fútbol Club |
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| Team nicknames: | Los Nervionenses (People from Nervión), Los Hispalenses (People from Hispalis), Blanquirrojos (White-and-Reds), Rojiblancos (Red-and-Whites), Sevillistas (Sevilla Fans), Palanganas |
| Team abbreviation: | Sevilla |
| Founded: | 1890 |
| Location: | Seville, Andalusia, Spain |
| Stadium: | Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán |
| Capacity: | 42,714 |
| League: | La Liga |
| Team Colors: | White and Red |
| Championships: | 1 |
| Second places: | 4 |
| Seasons in Primera División: | 79 |
| Mascots: | Locco (a heart with arms and feet) |
