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Malaga in brief
Founded in 1948 as Club Atletico Malagueno and renamed Malaga CF in 1994, Malaga carry forward the city's blue-and-white football tradition. The club are known as Los Boquerones, a reference to the anchovies associated with the Costa del Sol city. Home matches are played at La Rosaleda, the municipal stadium opened in 1941 that also served the predecessor club CD Malaga before becoming the home of the present organisation.
Malaga won Segunda Division in 1998-99, Segunda Division B the season before, and the UEFA Intertoto Cup in 2002. The Intertoto success began a European run that reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals, while Manuel Pellegrini's team advanced to the Champions League quarter-finals in 2013. Those sides were associated with composed possession, technical attacking players and an ability to compete beyond the club's domestic standing.
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The academy, known as La Academia MCF, has developed players from Malaga and the wider Andalusian region through the club's youth and reserve teams. Malaga's fiercest rivalry is with Granada, and their meetings are known as the Eastern Andalusia derby. Panamanian striker Julio Cesar Dely Valdes and Portuguese midfielder Duda, both central to lengthy top-flight spells, are among the defining former players of the modern club.
On this page you can follow Malaga's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
Malaga are 20th in La Liga in 2026/27 with 5 points from 11 games (0W 5D 6L). They have won 1 of their last 5.
Adrián Niño is Malaga's top scorer this season with 5 goals.
Recent results
- Real Betis 2–1 Malaga — La Liga
- Alcazar 0–3 Malaga — Copa del Rey
- Alaves 1–1 Malaga — La Liga
- Malaga 2–5 Real Sociedad — La Liga
- Malaga 1–1 Espanyol — La Liga
- Getafe 1–0 Malaga — La Liga
- Malaga 1–3 Villarreal — La Liga
- Celta Vigo 1–1 Malaga — La Liga
- Malaga 0–0 Levante — La Liga
- Real Madrid 4–0 Malaga — La Liga
- Malaga 1–1 Deportivo La Coruna — La Liga
- Atletico Madrid 2–0 Malaga — La Liga
- Almeria 1–2 Malaga — Segunda División
- Malaga 0–0 Almeria — Segunda División
- Malaga 1–1 Las Palmas — Segunda División
Next fixture
Malaga vs Racing Santander — La Liga, 7 Nov 2026
Upcoming fixtures
- Osasuna vs Malaga — La Liga, 22 Nov 2026
- Malaga vs Athletic Club — La Liga, 29 Nov 2026
- Sevilla vs Malaga — La Liga, 6 Dec 2026
- Malaga vs Barcelona — La Liga, 13 Dec 2026
- Rayo Vallecano vs Malaga — La Liga, 20 Dec 2026
- Malaga vs Elche — La Liga, 3 Jan 2027
- Valencia vs Malaga — La Liga, 10 Jan 2027
- Malaga vs Real Madrid — La Liga, 17 Jan 2027
- Real Sociedad vs Malaga — La Liga, 24 Jan 2027