THE FOOTBALL ATLAS

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Across
  1. 5. Boca Juniors' steep sided ground, named for its chocolate box shape
  2. 6. Argentine city on the Parana river, home of Newell's Old Boys
  3. 8. The far southern region shared by Argentina and Chile
  4. 9. Northern Spanish region whose biggest club signs only local players
  5. 10. Gelsenkirchen club nicknamed the Royal Blues
  6. 11. Italian port city whose club won its first league title in 1987
  7. 13. German industrial region with more big clubs packed into it than anywhere else in the country
  8. 14. A native of Rio de Janeiro, and the name of the state championship played there
  9. 18. Germany's top division, founded in 1963
  10. 19. Peru's capital, home to the Estadio Nacional
  11. 20. Spain's rainy north western corner, home to Celta Vigo and Deportivo
Down
  1. 1. Ecuador's capital, one of the highest grounds in world football
  2. 2. The confederation that runs football in South America
  3. 3. Southern Spanish region where Sevilla and Betis share one city
  4. 4. Germany's largest state, down in the south east
  5. 7. The great Milanese stadium shared by two rival clubs
  6. 9. Real Madrid's stadium, named after the president who rebuilt the club
  7. 10. The largest island in the Mediterranean, home to Palermo and Catania
  8. 12. Landlocked South American nation with its capital at Asuncion
  9. 15. The mountain range running the length of the continent, leaving visitors gasping in thin air
  10. 16. South American side that plays its home games in the heat of Barranquilla
  11. 17. Italy's top division, entered without a space