Where does RCD Mallorca play?

Mallorca plays at the Visit Mallorca Estadi (formerly Iberostar Estadi and Son Moix), a 23,142-capacity stadium located in Palma de Mallorca in the Balearic Islands. The ground offers stunning Mediterranean views and excellent facilities.

What is Mallorca's history?

Founded on March 5, 1916, RCD Mallorca experienced its golden age under Héctor Cúper in the late 90s, reaching the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup final and finishing 3rd in La Liga in 2001, competing with Spain's biggest clubs.

What are Mallorca's main achievements?

Mallorca won one Copa del Rey in 2003 and one Spanish Super Cup in 1998. The club was also Cup Winners' Cup finalist in 1999 and Copa del Rey finalist in 1991 and 1998, marking their most successful period in European competition.

Why are they called Bermellones?

'Los Bermellones' (The Vermilions) comes from the red shirt color. 'Los Piratas' (The Pirates) is the other nickname, referencing the Balearics' maritime history and the island's seafaring traditions that shaped local culture.

Who are Mallorca legends?

Samuel Eto'o (launched at Mallorca), Carlos Roa, Javier Olaizola, Dani Güiza and more recently Luis García have marked the island club's history. Eto'o remains the icon from the golden era before his stellar career at Barcelona.

What is Mallorca's particularity?

Mallorca is the only Balearic Islands club to have regularly evolved in La Liga. Insularity makes visiting teams' travel difficult, giving a home advantage. Every away match requires a flight, creating unique logistical challenges.

Does Mallorca have rivalries?

Mallorca maintains rivalries with Mediterranean clubs like Valencia and Catalan clubs. The intra-Balearic rivalry with Atlético Baleares exists but in different divisions. Geographic isolation creates a unique dynamic in Spanish football.

Has Mallorca participated in European competitions?

Yes, Mallorca has participated in several European competition editions, notably reaching the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup final (defeat against Lazio) and playing in the UEFA Cup, demonstrating their ability to compete at continental level.

What are Mallorca's colors?

Mallorca's colors are red and black. The home shirt traditionally sports red with black details, reflecting the Balearic club's identity and creating a distinctive look in Spanish football that's immediately recognizable.

How to follow Mallorca live?

On FootballAudit.com, follow all Mallorca matches in real-time with lineups, live statistics and detailed analysis of La Liga Spanish football and the island club's performances.

RCD Mallorca

RCD Mallorca (MAL)

Overview

Discover RCD Mallorca, island club founded in 1916. Los Bermellones play at the Visit Mallorca Estadi and compete in La Liga. Follow all Mallorca news, results and standings in Spanish championship.

Real Club Deportivo Mallorca proudly represents the Balearic Islands in Spanish football. The club experienced its peak in the late 90s and early 2000s, reaching a Cup Winners' Cup final and Copa del Rey final. Mallorca continues fighting to maintain its La Liga place and rival the biggest clubs despite the challenges of island logistics.

The club's golden era under Héctor Cúper saw them compete with Spain's elite, finishing third in La Liga and reaching European finals. The unique challenge of being an island club - requiring flights for every away match - adds a distinctive dimension to Mallorca's story. Their passionate supporters and the appeal of the Mediterranean location make the Visit Mallorca Estadi an attractive destination for players and fans alike, maintaining the club's presence as the Balearics' football standard-bearer.

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General Information

Founded: 1916

Stadium: Iberostar Estadi

Official Website: www.rcdmallorca.es