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