Editing Province of Valladolid (section)

=== Sports ===
[[File:Valladolid-Lugo 02-05-2022.jpg|thumb|[[Real Valladolid]] plays as local in the [[Estadio José Zorrilla|José Zorrilla Stadium]].]]
Valladolid has professional teams in four sports: football (soccer), basketball, handball and rugby. In football [[Real Valladolid]] is an historic team of the Spanish [[La Liga|Liga]]. In basketball [[CB Ciudad de Valladolid]] replaces the original [[CB Valladolid]] (which featured players such as [[Arvydas Sabonis]], [[Oscar Schmidt]], [[John Williams (basketball, born 1966)|John Williams]], [[Ed O'Bannon]] and [[Panagiotis Vasilopoulos]]) following the older team's bankruptcy. In handball, [[Club Deportivo Balonmano Atlético Valladolid|BM Atlético Valladolid]] replaced [[BM Valladolid]] (winner of two [[Copa del Rey de Balonmano|King's Cups]], one [[Copa ASOBAL|ASOBAL Cup]] and one [[EHF Cup Winners' Cup]]). There is also a women's handball team, [[Club Deportivo Balonmano Aula Cultural|BM Aula Cultural]]. Valladolid is also known as a national center for [[rugby union|rugby]], with two of the top teams of the league [[División de Honor de Rugby]]: [[CR El Salvador]] and [[Valladolid RAC]], which between the two have won twenty-one [[División de Honor de Rugby|National League Championships]], fourteen [[Copa del Rey de Rugby|King's Cups]] and fourteen [[Supercopa de España de Rugby|Spanish Supercups]].