What to expect from the Estadio Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan crowd?

As with most Spanish crowds, you can expect an awful lot of noise and an absolute cacophony of sound if someone scores a goal. There will be singing, dancing around, banter and good intentions by everyone in the crowd. Since it’s a big stadium, you need to hope for an exciting game, ’cause if the hosts play poorly and the crowd quiets down, it will feel incredibly empty and underwhelming. Fortunately Sevilla are an excellent team, so you’re usually in for a show!

Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium can be really crowded if Sevilla FC plays against other football team from Andalucia (especially against Real Betis, its biggest rival), Real Madrid or FC Barcelona. You should expect lots of people in this kind of game, but the atmosphere will be more exciting! Before the game you will notice Sevilla FC supporters sing their hymn called “Himno del Centenario”. This moment is so emotional! Check the lyrics: “Aquí estamos contigo, Sevilla” (Here we are with you, Sevilla).