CD Mirandés is a professional football club from Miranda de Ebro, in the province of Burgos, Castile and León, Spain. The club competes in the Segunda División, Spain's second tier, and has carved out a remarkable reputation as a giant-killer in recent years. Their home ground is the Estadio Municipal de Anduva, known for its intimate and intimidating atmosphere. Founded in 1927, the club's full name is Club Deportivo Mirandés, and its colors are red and white. The team spent most of its history in the lower regional leagues before a meteoric rise in the 21st century. The defining era for Mirandés began in the 2010s, with an unforgettable run to the semi-finals of the Copa del Rey in 2012, defeating top-tier sides like Racing Santander, Villarreal, and Espanyol along the way. This cup magic has been repeated, including another deep run in 2020. In the modern era, under the guidance of savvy management, Mirandés has established itself as a stable and competitive side in the Segunda División, often punching above its weight with a mix of experienced pros and talented youngsters. The club's culture is defined by a fierce underdog spirit and a deeply connected local fanbase that packs Anduva. CD Mirandés is a shining example of a community club achieving national fame.