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Football clubs in Barcelona
Discover all football clubs in the city.
When people think about football and the city of Barcelona, many will immediately think of FC Barcelona. While FC Barcelona has a lot of history and an impressive stadium, there are several other clubs in the city worth knowing about. These clubs might be lesser known, but going to a game can still be fun; in many cases, it's also a lot cheaper. In this article, we'll summarize all clubs in the city.
1. FC Barcelona
Photo: Spotify Camp Nou
As you probably already know, Futbol Club Barcelona, also known as Barça, is the biggest club in the city and the whole region. After years of renovation, they're back playing at the iconic Spotify Camp Nou, though the stadium is still being finished in phases and currently holds around 62,000 fans on the way to its eventual 105,000 capacity.
Tickets typically start at around €75 but can increase significantly depending on the seat and opponent. For example, some tickets for games against Real Madrid (aka El Clasico) will be sold for more than €1.000.
2. Barça Femení
Photo: MichaelEmilio / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0
Barça also has the best women's team in the world right now. Last season Barça Femení completed a historic Quadruple, Liga F, the Copa de la Reina, the Supercopa, and the Champions League, beating Lyon 4-0 in the final.
They play most home matches at the Estadi Johan Cruyff, a compact 6,000-seat stadium in Sant Joan Despí, with tickets far cheaper than the men's team. The biggest fixtures, like El Clásico Femení, sometimes move to Camp Nou instead.
3. RCD Espanyol
You might already know this club if you've watched La Liga regularly. RDC Espanyol is the second-biggest football club in the city and has a fierce rivalry with FC Barcelona.
Espanyol have settled back into La Liga as an established top-flight side. Their stadium, RCDE Stadium, is located in the south of Barcelona, not too far away from the airport.
Tickets here, on average, start from €25 and can go up to €175, depending on where you would like to have your seat.
4. UE Sant Andreu
This team is one of the smaller ones in the city. It plays in the fourth division of Spanish football. As the name suggests, it is located in the Sant Andreu district of the city, and they play their home matches at Camp Municipal Narcís Sala, which has a total capacity of 6.500.
Tickets range from €10 to €20, and children can enter for free.
5. CE Europa
CE Europa is one of the city’s historic clubs based in the Gràcia district that was founded in 1907. They earned promotion to Primera Federación for the 2026/27 season, moving them up a tier in Spanish football, and the team has a loyal local following and a strong community presence.
Home games now take place at a new provisional stadium at Can Dragó, which holds around 3,000 people, after their old ground Nou Sardenya couldn't meet the grass-pitch requirements of the higher division. Tickets are very affordable and they usually start from €10.
