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Royal Spanish Football Club (Catalan: Royal Spanish, Spanish: Royal Spanish? Ol) is a football club located in Barcelona, Spain. It is one of the teams in the Spanish Football League. Established on1October 28th, 1900. The main stadium of the team is Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, which can accommodate 56,000 people. Spain is one of the oldest and most important clubs in La Liga. /kloc-in 0/900, Angel rodriguez established the Spanish Club, which was composed of college students who were keen on exotic sports introduced from Britain. In order to distinguish it from the Barcelona club ruled by other foreign players, the club was named Sociedad Espa? Football night. The Spaniard was also the first team created by the Spaniard to play against a foreign club like Barcelona. 19 12, King Alfonso VII of Spain was awarded the title of Royal, and the team was renamed Real Espanyol. After several minor name changes, the name of the team was officially changed to the real club La Coruna Espanyol. The color of the club jersey turned out to be yellow. 19 10, the club released goodwill to the local people. The Spaniards chose blue and white as the background color of their jerseys and team logos, which originated from a great Catalan general Roger de Lluria, who led a fleet to cruise the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages, effectively protecting Catalonia's interests. His shield color was blue and white. The team has participated in 60 Spanish leagues. Before the start of the 1995- 1996 season, they had already participated in the first-class league of 1782 season, and they won the third place in 1933, 1967 and 1973 seasons. This is their. Although the league didn't win, the Spaniard gained a lot in the cup. The team 1929 and 1940 won the championship twice, which is the only thing to be proud of in the team's history. The most exciting moment in the team's history was the UEFA Cup final of 1986 ~ 1987 season. It was a pity that they lost to Leverkusen on penalty. 1962, the Spanish team entered a terrible season and finally fell to the second division. Since then, their achievements have fluctuated between Grade A and Grade B, and the luster of this old club has gradually faded and even been forgotten. 1987, Spanish industrial tycoon Francesco Pereiro took over the team, but the team's performance was still unsatisfactory, and it fell into the second division again in 1993. In the same year, Fernando Lal, a wealthy publisher, entered the management of the club. The next year, the team returned to the first class. During the season of 1994 ~ 1995, the team rose to the sixth place in the league with a good result of 14 wins 15 draws and 9 losses. This good result once again rekindled the hope in the hearts of fans. Judging from the current strength and state of the Spanish team, it is very difficult to surpass traditional powers Barcelona and Real Madrid, but for enthusiastic Spanish players and fans, there will never be winter. The historical origin of Spain and Barcelona: As early as 1899, when Barcelona Club appeared as a city team, not only Catalans participated, but also many immigrants joined for free, the most famous of which was Juan Gasper, a Swiss who was one of its founders. A year later, the Spanish club, which only accepted Spanish participation, was established in Barcelona. This is the beginning of a feud. Barcelona held high the banner of Catalonia's independence from the beginning, while the Spanish fell to Madrid's rule early. In the 1920s, the internal turmoil in Spain polarized the contradiction between Catalonia and the royal government, and the two camps were also completely different-Barcelona gradually developed its economic strength because of its good local mass base, while the Spanish also fully developed by taking the upper line, but the foundation of Catalonia could not grasp the soil. This is also one of the main reasons why there are more Spanish players in Barcelona and fewer die-hard fans. Although Barcelona has become more of a multinational force in recent years, local support has increased. With the passage of time, when politics began to move away from football, the strength of Spaniards could not be compared with the past, but the hatred of Barcelona in the hearts of team supporters did not go out. Because the Spaniard is not as good as Barcelona in the past two or three decades, Spanish fans even made guest appearances for Real Madrid fans many times. When Barcelona and Real Madrid compete for the top spot in the standings, they will cheer for every goal of Real Madrid. Although the Spanish club later changed the Spanish club name Espa l to Catalan Spaniard, their "localization" process was not very effective due to lack of sincerity. The Spaniard has been wandering in the relegation zone in recent seasons, and Barcelona fans have also made a mantra: "We are very happy to see the Spaniard struggling in the second division." I wonder if their wishes will come true this season.