Sevilla

The Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium has the nickname La Bombonera, though that is more commonly used to refer to the home of Boca Juniors, Estadio Alberto J. Armando. Because of that it’s also called La Bombonera de Nervión as it is located in the Nervión neighbourhood of Seville. It has been the home of Sevilla Football Club since it opened in 1958 and the ground is named after one of the club’s former Presidents. Though the ground is most famous as the home of Sevilla, it also holds legendary status in Spain for one simple reason: The Spanish international team has never lost game a there. Even Sevilla seem to have benefited from this unusual jinx against the opposition, having only lost three European competitive games there, too.