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AS Roma best performance in the top English and European Competitions

Roma have a formidable record at domestic level, but it has been a case of so near, and yet so far, in the major European competitions to date:

Serie A: Roma have three Serie titles to their name, the most recent of which came in 2000/01.
Coppa Italia: With a total of nine previous Coppa Italia wins, Roma are the second most successful side in the history of the competition.
Champions League: The side from the capital city have never won Europe’s top club competition, but came agonisingly close in 1983/84 – only losing out to Liverpool in the final following a penalty shootout.
Europa League: It has been a similar story in Europe’s second cup tournament. Roma making the final in 1990/91 but losing 2-1 on aggregate to Italian rivals Inter Milan.

AS Roma’s most famous players

There are many players who have won the affections of Roma fans over the years, a number of whom have shown the type of dedication to the cause which is becoming so rare in the modern game. Below are our top five Giallorossi players of all time:

Francesco Totti: Where else to start other than with Mr Roma himself, the creative, goalscoring idol, Francesco Totti. A World Cup winner with Italy in 2006, Totti remained at Roma throughout the entirety of his 25-year senior career. He had only five trophies to show for that period – with the highlight being the Serie A title in 2000/01 – but such was his dedication to the cause that he became both the leading appearance maker and top scorer in the history of the club..
Giuseppe Gianini: Totti’s predecessor in the famous number 10 shirt was another Italian international, Giuseppe Giannini. More of a pure playmaker than Totti, Giannini’s grace and elegance on the ball earned him the nickname of “Il Principe” (The Prince). Revered by the fans during his 15 seasons at the club, this member of the Roma hall of fame picked up four trophies at Roma, including the Serie A title in 1982/83.
Daniele De Rossi: Another truly committed player, Rome native De Rossi spent 18 years playing for his hometown club. A tenacious ball-winner in the centre of the park, De Rossi had excellent technical ability which, allayed to his goal threat, made him just about the complete midfielder. Another member of the 2006 World Cup winning side, De Rossi never managed to win the league with Roma, but did pick up two Coppa Italia’s and one Supercoppa Italiana.
Bruno Conti: OYet another World Cup winner is next on the list, in the shape of the outstanding left-footed right-winger, Bruno Conti. One of the greatest players in his position in the world during the 1980’s, Conti’s technique, skill and crossing ability made him a nightmare for opposing defenders. A part of the 1982/83 Serie A winning side, he also picked up five Coppa Italia winners medals during his 18 years at the club.
Paulo Falcão: Brazilian Falcão didn’t play as many games for Roma as others on this list, but he made quite an impression during the five seasons he did spend at the club. Possessing excellent technical ability and exceptional vision, Falcão was most at home in the playmaking role, but was also a significant goal threat himself. Capped 34 times for his country, he was a key figure in Roma’s Serie A triumph in 1982/83.

AS Roma most famous coaches

In common with most of the top sides in the Italian game, Roma have built up a number of significant rivalries over the years, for both local and competitive reasons. There always seems to be a little extra on the line whenever the side from the capital take on any of the following five sides:

Nils Liedholm: Good enough as a player to be voted the best Swedish footballer of the 20th Century, Liedholm also forged a considerable reputation as a manager. One of the earliest advocates of the zonal marking system, Liedholm had four spells in charge at Roma overall – leading the club to the Serie A title in 1982/83, in addition to three Coppa Italia triumphs.
Fabio Capello: Having played over 60 times for Roma during his time on the pitch, the tactically astute Capello returned for a five-year spell in the dugout between 1999 and 2004. Already a league winner at both AC Milan and Real Madrid at the time of his appointment, Capello proved to have the magic touch at Roma too, leading the Giallorossi to Serie A glory in 2000/01.
Luciano Spalletti: A late starter as a player, Spalletti didn’t progress beyond the lower reaches of the Italian league system on the pitch, but achieved considerably more success as a coach. Having led Empoli from Serie C to the top flight, Spalletti then forged an entertaining Roma outfit, picking up two wins in the Coppa Italia and one in the Supercoppa Italiana, in addition to finishing as runner up in Serie A on no fewer than four occasions.

Who are AS Roma’s major rivals

As one of the oldest and most successful sides in British football, United have developed a number of fierce rivalries with competing sides over the years. But who are the biggest of all?

Lazio: Roma’s biggest rivalry – and by some distance too – comes whenever they take on the side who share, not only the city of Rome, but also the Stadio Olympico – arch enemies, Lazio. Known as the Derby della Capitale, this is renowned as being the most heated inter-city rivalry in the Italian game. The fact that both clubs have regularly featured towards the top of the Serie A table has only served to fan the flames of this passionate encounter.
Napoli: Known as the Derby del Sole (Derby of the Sun), this matchup sees the clash of the two biggest sides who aren’t based in the north of the country. Both, central Roma, and southern Napoli boast fanatical fanbases, and both have enjoyed similar levels of success over the years. Not as fiery as the clash with Lazio, this is more accurately defined as a friendly yet competitive rivalry.
Juventus: Not many sides in Serie A have much love for Juventus, and Roma are certainly no different in that regard. The fact that there have been numerous occasions – including in fairly recent times – when these two clubs who have fought it out for the title, has given Roma more reason than most to dislike the side from Turin – especially as Juve almost always came out on top.
AC Milan: Roma’s dislike of the northern sides isn’t restricted to Juventus, they also have little love for A.C. Milan. There isn’t so much history here as in the Juventus fixture, but each of these clubs are more often than not at least competing for the coveted European positions, which regularly adds a competitive edge to the fixture.
Inter Milan: Rounding off the list are the other side from Milan, Inter. As the official and economic capitals of the country respectively, both Roma and Milan are very proud cities, with equally proud and dedicated supporters. Whether in the Stadio Olympico or the San Siro, a passionate encounter is all but guaranteed when these sides clash.

AS Roma Interesting Facts and Stats

Only absent from the Italian top flight for one season since their formation in 1927, Roma have amassed an impressive lists of stats and facts. Including the following:

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Francesco Totti (307 Goals), 2. Roberto Pruzzo (138 Goals), 3. Amadeo Amadei (111 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. Francesco Totti (60 assists), 2. Miralem Pjanic (42 assists), 3. Edin Džeko (31 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): :Edin Džeko with 39 (2016/17)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Francesco Totti (786 appearances), 2. Daniele De Rossi (616), 3. Giacomo Losi (455)
Most Clean Sheets: Franco Tancredi (163 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Roma 9 – 0 Cremonese (1929)
Biggest Away Win: Alessandria 1 – 6 Roma (1935) and SPAL 1 – 6 Roma (2020)
Record Transfer: Patrik Schick (£37.80 million)
The National Team Most Appearances: Lilian Thuram with 142.

How to Watch AS Roma on TV Matches

As one of Serie A’s biggest sides, Roma have fans not only in Italy, but all around the world, many of whom are keen to tune into the latest fixtures. Here we outline the latest TV rights deal for viewers in the UK.

Premier Sports: Home of Premier Sports 1 and Premier Sports 2, the network screens up to eight matches each week. The only unavailable games being the Saturday 3pm kick-offs.
Free Sports: Another channel offered by Premier Sports, this free to air service screens the Sunday 1:55pm Serie A fixture each week.
BT Sport: BT is the place to catch Roma should they qualify for Europe. The network screens every Champion’s League fixture, in addition to action from the Europa League. All games are also available to watch on your PC, tablet or mobile device, courtesy of the BT Sports app.
International Broadcasters* (Premier League): Italy (Sky Italia, DAZN, RAI), Australia (beIN Sports), Canada (DAZN, Telelatino), United States (ESPN, ESPN+), Brazil (DAZN, RedeTV!), Latin America (ESPN), MENA (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (CCTV5), France (beIN Sports), Russia (Match TV, Telesport), Spain (beIN Sports), Germany (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT AS ROMA

What is AS Roma’s nickname?

Roma are commonly knows as “I Giallorossi (The Yellow and Reds) in reference to the club colours, and “La Lupa” (The She-Wolf) which is one of the most famous symbols of Rome.

Can I watch AS Roma Live Streaming match today (schedule & fixtures)?

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What is the current transfer market value of the AS Roma squad?

Latest estimates (as of 2020) place the current value of the Roma squad at close to £345million.

What does the Roma logo mean?

Roma’s logo features a crest made up of the club colours; the name of the club; and the date of foundation. It also contains an image of Romelus and Remus suckling from a She-Wolf, which relates to the legend of how Rome was founded.

What is AS Roma’s World Ranking?

Having reached a peak rating of nine in 2017, Roma were down to 44 in the world rankings at the end of 2019.

What is AS Roma current net worth?

The latest valuation (as of 2019) places the net worth of Roma at €555million.

Who are AS Roma's current owners?

Manchester United is owned by the Glazer The club only recently changed hands, with American businessman Dan Friedkin stepping in to purchase Roma in August 2020., and became a plc in 2012.

Juventus Betting Odds

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Juventus History and Legends

Foundation: Juventus were founded by a group of local Turin students back in 1897.
Name: The club have been known as Juventus – which means youth in Latin – ever since that inaugural year.
Legends: A number of real superstars have been associated with Juventus over the years, with the likes of Zinedine Zidane, Alessandro Del Piero, Gianluigi Buffon, Antonio Conté and David Trezequet famous not only in Turin, but around the world.
Home Stadium: Built on the site of their former home of the Stadio delle Alpi, Juventus have been based at the 41,507 capacity Juventus Stadium since 2011.
Home Strip: Juventus play in the famous home strip of black and white striped shirts, white shorts and white socks.

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Juventus best performance in the top English and European Competitions

Juventus are comfortably the most decorated side in the Italian domestic game, and have also tasted considerable success in Europe. All of which has resulted in a trophy cabinet which would be the envy of most clubs around the world:

Serie A: Juve have an incredible 36 Italian league championships to their name – double the amount of any other side.
Coppa Italia: The Old Lady haven’t been quite so dominant in Italy’s premier knockout cup competition, but their 13 successes still puts them four clear of any other side.
Champions League: Juventus have been crowned kings of Europe on two occasions, first winning in 1984-85, and then again in 1995-96.
Europa League: Juve have never won the Europa League in its current format but did lift the UEFA Cup three times; in 1976-77, 1989-90 and 1992-93.

Juventus’s most famous players

All Juventus fans will have their own personal choices as to who are the best players in the history of the club, and there are certainly plenty of star performers to choose from. Honourable mentions go to Pavel Nedved, Omar Simori and Roberto Baggio, but for us the following five top the list:

Gianluigi Buffon: Dino Zoff certainly isn’t too far behind him, but it is Gianluigi Buffon who leads the way as the greatest goalkeeper in the history of the club. An imposing last line of the famed Juventus defence, Buffon played over 600 games for the club, winning 10 Serie A titles.
Michel Platini: One of the most famous French footballers of all-time enjoyed what were arguably the finest years of his career in the famous black and white stripes. A three-time winner of the Ballon d’Or during his time at the club, Platini helped Juve to the European Cup title in 1984-85.
Alessandro Del Piero: Juventus’s all-time appearance leader and top goal scorer. A huge influence anywhere along the front line, Del Piero was particularly effective as a supporting striker. A prolific maker and taker of chances, the Italian international was also renowned for his accuracy from set piece situations.
Giorgio Chellini: The dominance of Juventus in recent times has largely been built upon one of the best defences in world football, and one of the biggest reasons for that has been the towering presence of Chiellini at the heart of the back four. A superb organiser and reader of the game, he has so far lifted nine Serie A titles.
Zinedine Zidane: Another of the all-time greatest French players, the mesmerising Zidane shot to prominence with Juventus in the mid to late 1990’s. Sublime on the ball, and adept at creating and finishing chances, Zidane invariably looked a class apart, no matter who else was on the pitch.

Juventus most famous coaches

Italian football has long been renowned for its exceptional tactics, and has been the home of many of the most innovative and talented coaches in the global game. Juventus have certainly attracted their fair share of such managers, with the following three topping the bill:

Giovanni Trapattoni: Known to many as the king of the defensive Catenaccio style of play, Trapattoni enjoyed huge success in his initial ten year spell in Turin – leading Juventus to six Serie A titles and the first UEFA Cup and European Cup wins in the history of the club. Returning for a second stint in the early 1990’s, he again took Juve to the UEFA Cup title.
Marcelo Lippi: Juventus were without a title in nine years when Lippi took over ahead of the 1994-95 season, but that would soon change. Winning the Serie A title in his first season at the helm, Lippi added four more Italian championships and eight further trophies – including a Champion’s League title – during two spells at the club.
Massimiliano Allegri: The pragmatic Allegri may not have been able to replicate the European success of either Trapattoni or Lippi, but his domestic record wasn’t far off being sensational. In charge between 2014 and 2019, Allegri led the side to 11 trophies, including a record four consecutive league and cup doubles.

Who are Juventus's major rivals

Whatever the footballing nation, all sides want to beat the most successful side in the land; a fact which has led to Juventus developing more than their fair share of intense rivalries over the years.

Torino: Juventus may be the most successful, but they certainly aren’t the only big club in the city of Turin. Major city rivals Torino were initially formed by a group of protesting members of the Juventus club back in 1906, and there has been little love lost ever since. Games between the sides are known as the Derby della Mole as a reference to the famous Mole Antonelliana landmark in the city.
Inter Milan: Fixtures between two of the biggest and best supported sides in the country are known simply as the Derby d’Italia. For a long time these were the only two sides to never be relegated from Serie A, and regularly challenged for the title. That competition led to a fierce rivalry, which was increased further due to the 2006 Calciopoli scandal which saw Juventus relegated and stripped of the title, which was then awarded to Inter Milan
AC Milan: This rivalry is almost solely based on success, with A.C. Milan and Juventus being the two most decorated sides in the Italian game. A.C. aren’t able to match Juventus’s domestic record, but they are always quick to point out that it is they, and not Juventus, who are the country’s most successful side in European competition.
Fiorentina: This rivalry has its roots in the Serie A season of 1981-82, in which Fiorentina fans believe Juventus were the beneficiaries of some very favourable refereeing decisions – a theory which wasn’t helped with the later Calciopoli scandal. Further flames were later added to this fire when star player Roberto Baggio left Fiorentina for Juventus in 1990.
Roma: There is once again a familiar theme to the origins of this rivalry between Juventus and the side from the capital, with Roma alleging that the referee helped Juventus win the title back in 1980. Further controversy came in the 1990’s when Roma’s coach accused Juventus players of taking drugs. There seems to have been no substance to those claims in the end, but such incidents tend to live long in the memories of fans and players alike.

Juventus Interesting Facts and Stats

Having been ingrained in the fabric of Italian footballing culture for well over a century now, Juventus have compiled some of the most impressive stats and facts in the game. Here we pick out a few of the highlights:

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Alessandro Del Piero (290 Goals), 2. Giampiero Boniperti (179 Goals), 3. Roberto Battega (178 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. Andrea Pirlo (34 assists), 2. Paulo Dybala (31 assists), 3. Miralem Pjanic (29 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Felice Placido Borel II with 36 (1936-34)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Alessandro Del Piero (705 appearances), 2. Gianluigi Buffon (671 appearances), 3. Gaetano Scirea (552 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: Gianluigi Buffon (311 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Juventus 11 – 0 Fiorentina (1928) and Juventus 11 – 0 Fiumana (1928)
Biggest Away Win: Cebto 0 – 15 Juventus (1927)
Record Transfer: Cristiano Ronaldo (£105.30 million)

Juventus Football on TV Matches

Serie A has been one of the most-watched leagues on the planet for many years, and Juventus are a big part of that. Here we outline the latest TV rights deals for UK fans looking to catch Juve in domestic and European action:

Free Sports: This free to air channel broadcasts the Sunday 1:55pm Serie a fixture every week.
BT Sport: Shows every Champion’s League match live. The action can be watched on TV or on your mobile, PC tablet device via the BT Sport app.
Premier Sports: A total of eight matches per week are shown across Premier Sports 1 and Premier Sports 2, with the only games not available being the Saturday 3pm kick-offs.
International Broadcasters* (Serie A): Italy (Sky Italia, DAZN, RAI), Australia (beIN Sports), Canada (DAZN, Telelatino), United States (ESPN, ESPN+), Brazil (DAZN, RedeTV!), Latin America (ESPN), MENA (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (CCTV5), France (beIN Sports), Russia (Match TV, Telesport), Spain (beIN Sports), Germany (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT JUVENTUS FC

What is Juventu’s nickname?

Juventus fans have referred to the side as “The Lady” for many years. Due to an aging squad, this nickname was then changed to “The Old Lady” in the 1930’s. It is a name which has stuck to this day.

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What is the current transfer market value of the Juventus squad?

Estimated 2020 player transfer values place the value of the Juventus Squad at around £560million.

What does the Juventus logo mean?

The Juventus logo has undergone a number of substantial changes over the years. Having featured a bull, zebra and crown in the past, the modern version is a simplified J shaped from the black and white colours of the club.

What is Juventus’s World Ranking?

Having reached a high of 5 in 2018, Juventus are down to 14 in the latest Football World Rankings.

What is Juventus current net worth?

The net worth of Juventus is estimated to be around $1.5billion, making the Italian side the tenth most valuable football club in the world.

Who are Juventu’s current owners?

Juventus are owned by the Agnelli family who, amongst other business interests, were one of the founders of the successful FIAT motor company.

Inter Milan Betting Odds

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Inter Milan History and Legends

Foundation: The club were formed in the year 1908 due to a section A.C. Milan splitting off to form a new team.
Name: Known as Football Club Internazionale inside Italy, and Inter Milan around the world, the clubs title stems from the founders desire to accept both Italian and foreign players with no restrictions.
Legends: Many greats of the Italian and international game have lined up for Inter, with Walter Zenga, Christian Vieiri, Zlatan Ibrahimović and many more famous names achieving considerable success at the club.
Home Stadium: Inter Milan play their home games at the 80,018 capacity San Siro. Officially named the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, the ground is the biggest in Italy.
Home Strip: Inter’s iconic home strip consists of black and blue striped shirts, black shorts and blue socks with a black trim.

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Inter Milan best performance in the top English and European Competitions

One of the biggest and best supported sides in the Italian game, Inter have achieved considerable success at both domestic and European level:

Serie A: Winning their first Serie A title in 1909/10 and their most recent in 2009/10, Inter’s total of 18 titles places them joint second in the all-time list.
Coppa Italia: The Milan club have also proven effective in knockout cup action, with seven Coppa Italia trophies in the cabinet.
Champions League: “I Nerazzurri” have been crowned kings of Europe on three occasions – conquering the continent in 1963/64, 1964/65 and 2009/10.
Europa League: Inter have matched their European Cup/Champions League tally in Europe’s second club competition – lifting the UEFA Cup in 1990/91, 1993/94 and 1997/98.

Inter Milan’s most famous players

There have been many great contributors to the Inter Milan success story, with a whole host of globally renowned stars having sported the famous black and blue stripes over the years. All fans will have their own view but, in our opinion, the following five talents come out on top of the pile:

Luis Suarez: Unlike the prolific Barcelona frontman of the same name, the original Luis Suarez plied his trade in the middle of the park, and he did so to gracefully devastating effect. A natural with the ball at his feet, Suarez was one of those players who always seemed to have time on the ball, no matter how many defenders surrounded him. The first Spanish born player to win the Ballon d’Or, he won three Serie A titles and two European Cups during his time in Milan.
Ronaldo: Blessed with brilliance, but cursed with injury issues, Ronaldo didn’t play as many games for Inter as others on this list, but was simply too talented not to be included. Electrifyingly quick, skilful, direct, and an excellent finisher, the Brazilian was close to unplayable at his peak. He did win just the one trophy whilst at Inter – in the 1997/98 UEFA Cup – but was also twice crowned the FIFA World Player of the Year during his time at the club.
Giueseppe Meazza: Two time World Cup winner Meazza was the original super striker to line up for Inter, and despite having played way back in the 1920’s and 30’s, he remains the all-time top scorer in the history of the club. In addition to his success with the national side, he also lifted three Serie A titles whilst at Inter. A player so good, they named the stadium in his honour!
Javier Zanetti: Argentine international Zanetti spent 19 years in total at Inter, 13 of which were as the captain of the club. A highly effective and consistent full-back or defensive midfielder, the classy Zanetti was incredibly dependable and a key factor in the club winning 16 trophies during his time in Milan. Having donned the famous shirt on a total of 858 occasions, he is also the clubs all-time leading appearance maker.
Giacinto Facchetti: Inter have fielded a number of outstanding defenders in the past, but perhaps none better than this rock of the 1960’s and 70’s. The base for all that was good about Inter during his eighteen years at the club, Facchetti was influential in the four Serie A titles and two European Cups won by I Nerazzurri over this period. Also a European Championship winner with the Italian National side, he remains one of the most revered names in Inter history.

Inter Milan most famous coaches

As good as the players on the pitch have been, Inter wouldn’t have achieved the success they have without a number of outstanding managers; the following three men in particular contributing greatly to the history of the club:

Helenio Herrera: The manager credited with changing the face of the Italian game, and the inventor of the famed “Catenaccio” style of play. Joining Inter in 1960, within two years he had lead the club to the first of three Serie A titles during his time in charge. Perhaps his crowning glory came in Europe though as his famed tactical approach to the game resulted in back to back European Cup successes in 1963/64 and 1964/65.
Roberto Mancini: Inter Milan were undoubtedly performing below expectations when Mancini took charge in 2004, but within three seasons the former Italian international had transformed the club into the dominant force in the Italian game. A Serie A title in 2005/06 was the clubs first since 1988/89 and Mancini swiftly followed it up with two more in 2006/07 and 2007/08 – cementing his status as one of the club’s all-time greats.
Jose Mourinho: The “Special One’s” time in Italy cannot be viewed as anything other than a resounding success. Joining Inter in 2008, he won the Serie A title in each of his two seasons at the club, before achieving the ultimate goal of lifting the Champion’s League itself in 2009/10 – the first time Inter had been crowned kings of Europe since 1964/65.

Who are Inter Milan’s major rivals

One of the most well-known Italian clubs, Inter have many fans all around the world. As with most popular sides though, there are just as many fans who love to hate the Nerazzuri, including those from the following five clubs:

AC Milan: The “Derby della Madonnina” – named after the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the city – is one of Italy’s most famous derby fixtures. Inter emerged from a dispute at AC back in 1908, and much of that bad feeling lingers to this day. The fact the two clubs have enjoyed similar levels of success only serves to fuel the fire.
Juventus: No real surprise here, as just about every side in Italy seems to hate Juventus. That of course is partly down to the success of “The Old Lady”, but certainly hasn’t been helped by events such as the Calciopoli scandal, which saw Juventus stripped of the Serie A title, which was then handed to Inter.
Roma: Inter Milan lifted the Serie A title on five occasions between 2005 and 2010, and oin four of those seasons it was Roma who finished as runners up. A total of nine meetings in cup finals since 2006 has contributed further to what has become a hugely competitive rivalry between these two clubs from two of Italy’s biggest cities.
Atalanta: Another rivalry exists with the Bergamo based club of Atalanta. Bergamo lies just to the east of Milan, and as such there is a significant local element to the competition between the clubs. Inter have traditionally been the vastly more successful of the two sides, but Atalanta have enjoyed something of a resurgence of late, lending a more competitive element to this battle of the black and blues.
Napoli: One of Inter’s biggest North vs South clashes comes when they do battle with Naples based, Napoli. Napoli do lie a long way behind Inter in terms of trophies won, but are still in the top ten most successful Italian clubs of all time, and in recent seasons have invariably been challenging for the top four positions in the league.

Inter Milan Interesting Facts and Stats

Inter have an impressive history, both as a side, and in terms of individual players. Here we pick out a selection of the San Siro club’s standout records and stats:

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Giuseppe Meazza (284 Goals), 2. Alessandro Altobelli (209 Goals), 3. Roberto Boninsegna (171 Goals)
Ballon d’Or Winners: 1. Lothar Matthäus (1990), 2. Ronaldo (1997)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Luigi Cevenini with 35 (1913/14)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Javier Zanetti (858 appearances), 2. Giuseppe Bergomi (756 appearances), 3. Giacinto Facchetti (634 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: Walter Zenga (191 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Inter Milan 16 – 0 ACIVI Vicenza (1915)
Biggest Away Win: Sassuolo 0 – 7 Inter Milan (2013)
Record Transfer: Romelu Lukaku (£66.6million)

Inter Milan Football on TV Matches

Ever since being introduced to a global audience in the 1990’s Serie A has been one of the most watched leagues on the planet, with Inter Milan of course being one of the league’s biggest draws. Here we take a look at the latest TV rights deal for viewers looking to tune in in the UK:

Premier Sports: ach week eight matches are available across the Premier Sports 1 and Premier Sports 2 channels. The only unavailable fixtures being the Saturday 3pm kick-offs. • Free Sports: Also operated by Premier Sports, this free to air channel screens the Sunday.
Free Sports: Also operated by Premier Sports, this free to air channel screens the Sunday 1:55pm Serie A fixture each week.
BT Sport: Holds the rights to the Champion’s League and screens every match live, in addition to fixtures from the Europa League. The BT Sport app is available for viewers seeking to tune in on their PC, tablet or mobile device.
International Broadcasters* (Serie A): Italy (Sky Italia, DAZN, RAI), Australia (beIN Sports), Canada (DAZN, Telelatino), United States (ESPN, ESPN+), Brazil (DAZN, RedeTV!), Latin America (ESPN), MENA (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (CCTV5), France (beIN Sports), Russia (Match TV, Telesport), Spain (beIN Sports), Germany (DAZN) subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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What is Inter Milan’s nickname?

Inter Milan are most commonly known as “I Nerazzurri” (The Black and Blues).

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What is the current transfer market value of the Inter Milan squad?

The 2020 Inter Milan squad is valued at just over £600million.

What does the Inter Milan logo mean?

The sailing ship featured on the Manchester United logo is a reference to the city of Manchester’s coat of arms, and relates to the cities trading history. The famous red devil holding a fork, which has featured on the crest since the 1970’s, of course represents the clubs nickname.

What is Inter Milan’s World Ranking?

Rated as high as 3 in 2011, Manchester United were ranked only the 41^st best side in the world at the end of 2019.

What is Inter Milan current net worth?

The latest figures published in 2019 valued Manchester United at £3billion – making them the third most valuable club in the world.

Who are Inter Milan's current owners?

Manchester United is owned by the Glazer family, and became a plc in 2012.

AC Milan Betting Odds

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AC Milan History and Legends

Foundation: AC Milan were founded in December of 1899 by two Englishmen living in the city. The club retains the English spelling of Milan – as opposed to the Italian “Milano” – to this day.
Name: Initially titled Milan Foot-Ball and Cricket Club, the side became known as A.C. Milan soon after their inception, with the “A.C.” standing for Associazione Calcio (Football Association).
Legends: The history of A.C. Milan is littered with iconic players in just about every position, with the likes of Paolo Maldini, Ruud Gullit, Marco van Basten and Kaka all having sported the famous red and black stripes in the past.
Home Stadium: MAC Milan play their home games at the 80,018 capacity San Siro – the biggest stadium in Italy.
Home Strip: The home strip consists of the instantly recognisable red and black striped shirt, white shorts and white socks.

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AC Milan best performance in the top English and European Competitions

No Italian side can match the Rossoneri’s performance in Europe, and their record in the domestic competitions is also the envy of most clubs.

Serie A: With 18 Serie titles, A.C. are level with city rivals Inter Milan in the all-time list; lying only behind the Old Lady of Turin – Juventus.
Coppa Italia: Milan’s performance in Italy’s top cup competition isn’t quite so impressive, but they do still have five Coppa Italia successes to their name.
Champions League: Milan have thrived in Europe, being crowned kings of the continent on seven occasions. That gives them the best record amongst Italian sides, and places them second in the all-time list behind only Real Madrid.

AC Milan’s most famous players

You don’t experience the level of success that Milan has over the years without a steady stream of star performers on the pitch. Honorable mentions go to Marco van Basten, Alessandro Costacurta, and Andrea Pirlo, but the below quintet are our top five Milan players of all time:

Paolo Maldini: One of the greatest centre-backs to ever lace up a pair of boots; Maldini was simply a rock at the heart of the Milan defence for literally decades. A majestic reader of the game, and an inspirational leader on the pitch, Maldini helped Milan to seven Serie A titles and no fewer than five European Cup/Champion’s League triumphs.
Franco Baresi: Right up there with Maldini amongst the greatest defenders for Milan is another one-club man, Franco Baresi. Spending 20-years at A.C. between 1977 and 1997, the Italian international marshalled one of the most formidable back lines in world football, picking up six Serie A titles and three wins in the European Cup/Champion’s League.
Gianni Riviera:A beautiful player to watch, Rivera was a picture of grace with the ball at his feet and an excellent maker and taker of chances. An established Italian international he was most commonly deployed in the classic number 10 role, but was effective in any of the midfield or forward positions. Turning out over 500 times for Milan, he picked up three Serie A titles and two European Cup’s.
Gunnar Nordahl: A.C. Milan have had many notable strikers over the course of their history, but none quite so prolific as the Swedish powerhouse, Gunnar Nordahl. A supreme poacher, and devasting in and around the area thanks to a ferocious shot, his 221 goals in 268 games makes him the all-time leading scorer in the history of the club.
Andriy Shevchenko: Lying in second place in the goalscoring charts at Milan is one of the greatest Ukrainian players of all time – Andriy Shevchenko. Deadly both inside the area and from range, this pacey and skilful forward was the winner of the 2004 Ballon d’Or and picked up both a Serie A title and Champion’s League success during his spell in Milan.

Milan most famous coaches

Blessed in terms of playing talent, A.C. Milan has possibly been even more fortunate when it comes to their coaches, with a number of the most successful and innovative managers in the game having taken charge over the years:

Nereo Rocco: One of the earliest proponents of the hugely successful defensive system which came to be known as “catenaccio”, Rocco won ten trophies over three spells in charge, including Milan’s first ever European Cup triumphs in 1962/63 and 1968/69.
Arrigo Sacchi: For many football historian’s the 1987-1991 AC Milan side are regarded as the greatest club side to ever play the game, and the mastermind behind the building of that team was the innovative and inspired Arrigo Sacchi. A winner of back to back European Cup’s in 1988/89 and 1989/90, Sacchi’s high pressing style was a huge success at the time and continues to be emulated to this day.
Carlo Ancelotti: A winner of seven trophies during his time as a player at the club, Ancelotti bettered that during his eight years in the managerial hotseat. A league winner in Spain, England, Italy and Germany, Ancelotti lifted eight trophies in total at Milan and reached the Champion’s League final three times - winning in both 2002/03 and 2006/07.

Who are AC Milan’s major rivals

In common with the majority of the top footballing leagues, Serie A features a number of intense rivalries between its sides. As one of the biggest clubs, A.C. Milan is a significant scalp for most clubs, but there’s always a little extra edge to the fixtures with the following five teams:

Inter Milan: One of the most famous and intense inter-city rivalries in the global game. A.C. and Inter share not only the same city but the same stadium. Inter were actually formed following an internal argument at A.C. and there has been absolutely no love lost between the clubs ever since. Sitting on 18 Serie A titles apiece, there is also a significant competitive edge to this matchup.
Juventus: The “Derby d’Italia sees the two most successful sides in the history of the Italian game do battle. A.C. Milan lie well behind Juventus in terms of Serie A titles, but the side from Turin can only look on enviously at A.C.’s seven European Cup/Champion’s League successes. Two powerful clubs, with perhaps a little jealousy on both sides, this is one of Italian football’s biggest games.
Napoli: This rivalry between Milan is somewhat friendlier than that which exists with Inter and Juventus, and is primarily competitive in nature. In recent times each of these sides have been battling towards the upper end of the Serie A table, meaning there is often plenty on the line in fixtures between the clubs.
Roma: he competition which exists between Milan and Roma is again based mainly in the competition between the sides, but is given a little extra bite due to the fact that it features clubs from two of Italy’s biggest cities. Rome may be the nations official capital, but it is Milan which is seen as the financial hub, and bragging rights are on the line for the two sets of passionate supporters.
Genoa: There was no great history between Milan and Genoa, but that all changed in 1995 when a Genoa fan was killed as a result of violence between the two sets of supporters. Fans aren’t quick to forget incidents such as that, and what was once a fairly peaceful encounter now was a notably tense edge to it.

AC Milan Interesting Facts and Stats

Since their inception A.C. Milan have spent all bar two seasons in Italy’s top-flight, and have compiled a list of impressive stats and facts befitting one of the nation’s most historical clubs.

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Gunnar Nordahl (221 Goals), 2. Andriy Shevchenko (175 Goals), 3. Gianni Rivera (164 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (24 assists) , 2. Robinho , Giacomo Bonaventura, Hakan Calhanoglu (22 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Gunnar Nordahl with 38 (1950/51)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Paolo Maldini (902 appearances), 2. Franco Baresi (719 appearances), 3. Alessandro Costacurta (663 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: Sebastiano Rossi (150 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: AC Milan 13 – 0 SEF Mediolanum (1900)
Biggest Away Win: Ausonia 0 – 10 AC Milan (1919)
Record Transfer: Leonardo Bonucci (£37.80 million)

AC Milan Football on TV Matches

Serie A exploded in global popularity in the 1990’s and remains one of the most watched leagues to this day. Here we take a look at the latest TV rights deal for viewers in the UK.

Premier Sports: Screens eight matches per week across the Premier Sports 1 and Premier Sports 2 channels. The only unavailable games being the Saturday 3pm kick-offs.
BT Sport: Shows every Champion’s League match live in addition to fixtures from the Europa League. The action can be watched on TV or on your, PC, tablet or mobile device via the BT Sport app.
Free Sports: A free to air channel also operated by Premier Sports, Free Sports screens the Sunday 1:55pm Serie A fixture each week.
International Broadcasters* (Serie A): Italy (Sky Italia, DAZN, RAI), Australia (beIN Sports), Canada (DAZN, Telelatino), United States (ESPN, ESPN+), Brazil (DAZN, RedeTV!), Latin America (ESPN), MENA (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (CCTV5), France (beIN Sports), Russia (Match TV, Telesport), Spain (beIN Sports), Germany (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT AC MILAN

What is AC Milan’s nickname?

The clubs two most common nicknames are “I Rossoneri” (The Red and Blacks) and “Il Diavolo” (The Devil).

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What is the current transfer market value of the AC Milan squad?

2020 valuations place the total value of the AC Milan squad at close to £354million.

What does the AC Milan logo mean?

The current logo shows the “ACM” initials of the club together with the 1899 year of formation. The circle in the centre is split into two, with half depicting the red and black colours of the club, and the other half featuring the St. Ambrose Flag which is a traditional symbol of the city.

What is AC Milan’s World Ranking?

As high as 15 in 2015, A.C. Milan were all the way down to 115 in the world rankings at the end of 2019.

What is AC Milan current net worth?

The latest valuation (as of 2019) places the net worth of the club at €520million.

Who are AC Milan’s current owners?

99.93% of the club is currently owned by the American Investment fund, Elliott Management Corporation, with the other 0.07% being owned by small shareholders.

Chelsea Betting Odds

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Foundation: Chelsea was founded by English businessman Gus Mears. Having purchased the Stamford Bridge ground in 1904, Mears needed a side to play in it, and so the club was duly formed one year later.
Name: Although the ground is based in Fulham, there was already a club of that name in existence, and so the new side were named after the neighbouring borough of Chelsea.
Legends: Many great names have been associated with the club, both on the pitch and in the dugout, including Frank Lampard, John Terry, Gianfranco Zola and José Mourinho.
Home Stadium: Chelsea play their home games at the 40,834 capacity Stamford Bridge, located in the Fulham district of West London.
Home Strip: Widely known as “The Blues” Chelsea’s home strip of course consists of a blue shirt, blue shorts and white socks.

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Chelsea FC best performance in the top English and European Competitions

Having won thirty trophies in total, Chelsea are one of England’s most successful clubs. Here we run through how they have performed in the major domestic and European competitions:

Premier League: Chelsea have been crowned champions of England on six occasions, with five of those successes having come since 2004.
FA Cup: The Blues have also enjoyed significant success in England’s top cup competition, with their total of eight wins placing them joint third in the all-time list.
Champions League: The biggest prize in the European game has made it’s way to Stamford Bridge only once, courtesy of a penalty shootout victory over Bayern Munich in the 2011/12 final.
Europa League: Chelsea also have two wins in the Europa League, with both wins coming fairly recently, in 2012/13 and 2018/19.

Chelsea’s most famous players

One of the hallmarks of Chelsea’s recent golden era was the number of world class players who lined up in the blue shirt, making the selection of an all-time top five no easy task.

Frank Lampard: One of the most important cogs in the Chelsea machine in the 21st century was this talented box to box midfielder. In 13 years at the club, Lampard became Chelsea’s all-time top scorer – quite an achievement considering he wasn’t even a striker – and helped the club to thirteen trophies, including a Champion’s League, and three Premier League titles.
John Terry: Chelsea’s inspirational captain during the 2000’s was this talented and committed central defender. A real leader on the pitch, Terry lifted no fewer than 17 trophies during his time at Stamford Bridge and was a rock at the back for both club and country.
Gianfranco Zola: The diminutive Italian was already a star when arriving at Chelsea in 1996, and it didn’t take him long to etch his place into Chelsea folklore. A creative forward with magic in his boots, Zola was capable of real moments of genius, and lit up the Premier League with many memorable goals and assists during his time in West London.
Ron Harris: The man affectionately nicknamed “Chopper” due to his unforgiving, take no prisoners style, Ron Harris was the ultimate midfield enforcer of his era. Chopper lined up for Chelsea on a total of 795 occasions during the 1960’s and 70’s and helped the club to their first success in Europe in the 1907/71 Cup Winners Cup.
Peter Osgood: Speaking of that debut European success, the man to score in both games against Real Madrid in the final was a certain Peter Osgood. A man for the big occasion, Osgood also scored in every round of the clubs successful 1969/70 FA Cup run, including a diving header against arch-rivals Leeds United in the final.

Chelsea most famous coaches

Chelsea have attracted a number of world-renowned coaches over the years, and especially so during the Roman Abramovich era. The likes of Gus Hiddink and Champion’s League winning Roberto Di Matteo miss out due to their brief spells in charge, but below is our list of top three Blues bosses.

José Mourinho: The self-proclaimed “Special One” already had an impressive record when taking charge at Chelsea, having guided Porto to Champion’s League success, and he soon infected the Blues with his winning ways. A winner of six trophies, including two Premier League titles, during his first spell at the club, he returned for a second stint between 2013 and 2015 and once again led Chelsea to the Premier League summit.
Carlo Ancelotti: One of only three managers to have won the Champion’s League trophy on three occasions, Ancelotti arrived at Chelsea with a big reputation in 2009, and largely delivered during his two year stay at the club – leading the side to the first Premier League and FA Cup double in their history in 2009/10.
Ted Drake: The name of Ted Drake should possibly be a little more well-known than it is. He was after all the first man to win the English League title as both a player and a manager, and can be credited with completely transforming Chelsea Football Club in the 1950’s. An innovative coach, his methods led the Blue’s to their only League title of the 20th century.

Who are Chelsea's major rivals

As one of the most successful clubs in the English game, and regularly being involved in European competition, Chelsea have developed a number of heated rivalries over the years – both at home and abroad.

Arsenal: They may not be the nearest London club to Chelsea, but chances are, if you were to ask Chelsea fans to name the side that they dislike the most, then a fair number would plump for the Gunners of Arsenal. Both competitive and local in nature, this rivalry goes back to the 1930’s and has witnessed many memorable fixtures over the years.
Tottenham Hotspur: Another local rivalry comes in the form of Arsenal’s most hated side – Tottenham Hotspur. There has been animosity between these two sets of fans for well over forty years now, with Chelsea quick to gloat about the fact that they invariably came out on top against their London rivals. Things have been far more even in recent years, but the rivalry still remains.
Leeds United: This was a rivalry which really took off in the 1960’s and represented a big culture clash between the working-class northerners Leeds United and the allegedly more upper-class Chelsea. Two tough tackling sides led to many hard-fought encounters, with the fighting unfortunately often spilling over into the stands. This rivalry has vanished in recent years, but may rear its head once again now that Leeds United have been promoted back into the Premier League.
Fulham: In terms of local rivalries, things don’t get much more local than Chelsea’s clashes with fellow west Londoners Fulham – both clubs are after all located in the borough of Fulham. The fact that Chelsea have been the far more successful of the two sides has led to diminished competition in recent times; but with Fulham having recently been promoted back into the Premier League, this is another rivalry which may soon be reignited.
Barcelona: The latest side to be added to the Chelsea most-hated list comes in the rather unexpected form of Spanish giants, Barcelona. The reason for this stems mainly from two Champion’s League clashes between the sides, both of which resulted in Barcelona wins, and both of which featured some very dubious refereeing – the type of thing fans don’t soon forget.

Chelsea Interesting Facts and Stats

One of England’s most famous and successful clubs of the modern era, Chelsea also have a rich history behind them. Here we take a look at some of the Blues top performers and stand out stats.

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Frank Lampard (211 Goals), 2. Bobby Tambling (202 Goals), 3. Kerry Dixon (193 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. Frank Lampard (92 assists), 2. Eden Hazard (57 assists), 3. Didier Drogba (56 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Jimmy Greaves with 43 (1960-61)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Ron Harris (795 appearances), 2. Peter Bonetti (729 appearances), 3. John Terry (717 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: Peter Cech (227 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Chelsea 13 – 0 Jeunesse Hautcharage (1971)
Biggest Away Win: Jeunesse Hautcharage 0 – 8 Chelsea (1971)
Record Transfer: Kepa Arrizabalaga (£71.2million)

Chelsea Football on TV Matches

One of the most valuable and well-known sides in Europe, Chelsea has legions of fans eager to watch their latest fixtures live. Luckily for supporters, there are numerous ways to tune in in the modern-day, and here we outline the latest TV rights deal for fans in the UK.

Sky: Shows a total of 128 Premier League fixtures over the course of the season. They also hold the rights to the EFL Cup. Games are available to watch on mobile, tablet or PC via the Sky Go app in addition to the TV channel.
BT Sport: 52 Premier League fixtures, primarily Saturday lunchtime and midweek matches. Also shares coverage of the FA Cup with BBC. The BT Sport app enables live streaming on PC or mobile device.
Amazon Prime: 20 Premier League fixtures over two Match Day’s; ten in mid-December and ten on Boxing Day.
BBC: Shares coverage of the FA Cup with BT sport. Games are also available on mobile, tablet and PC via the BBC app.
International Broadcasters* (Premier League): Australia (Optus Sport), Canada (DAZN), United States (NBC Sports, Telemundo Deportes), Brazil (ESPN, DAZN), South America (ESPN), Middle East (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (PPTV, CCTV), France (Canal+, RMC Sport), Italy (Sky Sport), Russia (Okko Sport), Spain (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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Chelsea are commonly known as “The Blues” for obvious reasons, and “The Pensioners” as in the past all Army pensions were paid from the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

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What is the current transfer market value of the Chelsea squad?

The latest valuations, as of 2020, place the current value of the Chelsea squad at close to £725million.

What does the Chelsea logo mean?

The famous blue lion on the Chelsea logo is taken from the coat of arms of the London Borough in which Chelsea is based. The two red Lancaster roses represent England, whilst the two footballs simply signify the club dedication to the game.

What is Chelsea’s World Ranking?

Ranked as high as number 3 in 2012, Chelsea were down to eleven when the latest rankings were published in 2019.

What is Chelsea current net worth?

The most recent figures, as of 2020, places Chelsea’s net worth at £2.13billion, making them the sixth most valuable football club in the world.

Who are Chelsea’s current owners?

Chelsea are currently owned by the billionaire businessman Roman Abramovich.

Arsenal Betting Odds

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Arsenal FC History and Legends

Foundation: The club was founded by 16 weapons workers way back in 1886.
Name: Initially known as Dial Square - after the centre of the Royal Arsenal weapons production complex - the name was changed to Royal Arsenal FC just one month following the club’s foundation. In 1893 this was then changed to Woolwich Arsenal, before then becoming “The Arsenal” in 1919 with the word “the” being slowly dropped from the title over time.
Legends: Many players and managers have etched themselves into Arsenal folklore over the years, with the likes of Dennis Bergkamp, Thierry Henry, Ian Wright and Arsene Wenger all achieving legendary status at the club.
Home Stadium: Previously based at Highbury, Arsenal moved to the impressive 60,704 capacity Emirates Stadium in 2006.
Home Strip: Arsenal’s home strip consists of red shirts with white sleeves, white shorts and red socks.

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Arsenal best performance in the top English and European Competitions

Arsenal is one of the most successful clubs in the history of the English game, and actually finished the 20th century with the highest average league position of any side. Here we take a look inside the trophy cabinet at the Emirates:

Premier League: Arsenal have been crowned champions of England on thirteen occasions, including three times in the Premier League era – going unbeaten for the entire league season in 2003/04.
FA Cup: The Gunners are the most successful side in FA Cup history having lifted the trophy on 14 occasions – that’s two more than big rivals Manchester United.
Champions League: Arsenal have never won Europe’s premier club competition – coming closest in 2005/06 when losing 2-1 to Barcelona in the final.
Europa League: It has been a similar story for Arsenal in Europe’s second cup tournament, with no wins, but runners up finishes in 1999/2000 and 2018/19. They did however win the now defunct UEFA Cup Winners Cup in 1993/94.

Arsenal’s most famous players

There is no shortage of stars to choose from when selecting Arsenal’s most famous players. Honorable mentions go to the likes of Ian Wright, Robert Pires, and Cliff Bastin, but below our all-time top five:

Thierry Henry: There won’t be too much debate about the inclusion of this magnificent French forward, who easily ranks amongst the greatest players to ever grace the Premier League. Famously converted from being a winger by Arsene Wenger, Henry went on to win two league titles with the Gunners on his way to becoming the club’s all-time top scorer.
Dennis Bergkamp: Dutchman Dennis Bergkamp seemed to be at a critical point in his career when joining Arsenal in 1995; spectacular at Ajax, things then hadn’t gone as well as planned at Inter Milan. It seems that Italian experience was merely a blip, as over 11 years at the club Bergkamp was simply brilliant. In possession of a mesmerising first touch, he won nine trophies with the club and now has a statue outside the stadium.
Liam Brady: Irishman Brady was the standout performer in the Arsenal side of the 1970’s and just about the complete midfielder. Graceful on the ball and equipped with an excellent left foot, Brady could both create and take chances and won the FA Cup with the club in 1979, before moving on to prove his class in Serie A.
Tony Adams: For a time in the 1990’s one of the most famous Arsenal chants was “1-0 to the Arsenal” due to the number of times the Gunners defence kept the opposition from scoring. One of the key elements of this famed defence was captain fantastic, Tony Adams. A rugged no-nonsense centre back, Adams was a defensive lynchpin for both club and country and became a cult hero during his 669 appearances for the club.
Patrick Vieira: A member of the Arsenal “Invincibles” of 2003/04, Vieira is one of the most talented box to box midfielders the Premier League has ever seen. A huge contributor to both the defensive and offensive sides of the game, and a tenacious competitor, this World Cup winner was able to dominate matches and lifted nine trophies during his time in North London.

Arsenal most famous coaches

Arsenal have been blessed with a number of outstanding managers over the course of their history, with the following three proving to be the most influential of all:

Herbert Chapman: One of the great early innovators of the game, Chapman is credited with introducing the “W-M” formation which is cited as being the basis for many modern-day formations. He is also the man who first really turned Arsenal into a force, leading the club to their first ever trophies before sadly passing away in 1934. The seeds he had sown did however lead to Arsenal’s period of dominance in the 1930’s during which time they won a total of five league titles.
Arsène Wenger: The longest serving and most successful manager in the history of the club, Frenchman Wenger spent a magnificent 22 years at Arsenal. An advocate of “Total Football” Wenger’s teams played some truly beautiful football at times. The genius behind the unbeaten season in 2003/04, Wenger won 17 trophies in total, including three Premier League titles and seven FA Cups.
George Graham: Almost the polar opposite to Arsene Wenger in terms of style of football, George Graham created a defensive powerhouse at Arsenal which seemed almost impenetrable at times. From this solid foundation the Scotsman built a side which would lift eight trophies in all, including two league titles and the European Cup Winners Cup.

Who are Arsenal’s major rivals

Having only been relegated once in their history, Arsenal are now the side with the longest unbroken run in England’s top-flight. This longevity has predictably led to a number of rivalries building up over the years, both for competitive and geographical reasons:

Tottenham Hotspur: Arsenal moved to be near neighbours of Tottenham Hotspur in 1913, and the two clubs have hated each other pretty much ever since. Relations certainly weren’t helped when the Football League voted to promote Arsenal instead of Tottenham to the top flight back in 1919. With the two sides having competed for honours and the European places over the years, there is also a competitive edge to this fixture which is known as the North London derby.
Manchester United: For a time during the 1990’s and 2000’s this rivalry was every bit as intense as that with Tottenham Hotspur, and perhaps even more so. This was predominantly a competitive rivalry, fuelled by the fact that the two sides were regularly competing fir the Premier League title. At times the players of the two sides seemed to hate each other every bit as much as the fans – resulting in some of the most fiery fixtures in Premier League history.
Chelsea: Another rivalry based on both the proximity of the two clubs, and the fact that both the Gunners and the Blues of Chelsea are regularly competing towards the top of the Premier League. Not as tense as wither the Spurs or Manchester United rivalries, Chelsea are nevertheless frequently voted as the third most disliked side amongst Arsenal fans.
Man City: Manchester City fans may not particularly view this as an important rivalry, and it is one which has only really emerged since City have come into money in the 21st century. Arsenal haven’t been able to threaten in the league over this period, but there is an element of ill-feeling due to the fact that City are viewed as having bought their success – not helped by the fact that the Manchester club have poached a number of Arsenal’s better players.
Fulham: Like Chelsea, Fulham are also based in West London, and also like Chelsea, there isn’t too much love lost between fans of the Cottagers and those of the Gunners. Arsenal have been the vastly more successful of the two clubs over the years, making this a predominantly local rivalry. The competitiveness may well be about to go up a gear though, following Fulham’s recent promotion to the Premier League.

Arsenal Interesting Facts and Stats

One of the real cornerstone clubs of the English top flight, Arsenal have one of the richest history’s in the game. Here we pick out a selection of the club’s standout facts and stats.

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Thierry Henry (228 Goals), 2. Ian Wright (185 Goals), 3. Cliff Bastin (178 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. Thierry Henry (80 assists), 2. Cesc Fabregas (71 assists), 3. Mesut Ozil (55 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Ted Drake with 44 (1934/35)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. David O’Leary (722 appearances), 2. Tony Adams (669 appearances), 3. George Armstrong (621 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: David Seaman (237 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Arsenal 12 – 0 Ashford United (1893) and Arsenal 12 – 0 Loughborough (1900)
Biggest Away Win: Aston Villa 1 – 7 Arsenal (1935)
Record Transfer: Nicolas Pépé (£72million)

Arsenal Football on TV Matches

Arsenal fans, and fans of English football in general, have never had it so good in terms of watching the games, with more fixtures being screened live than ever before. Here we outline the latest UK TV rights deals:

Sky: 128 Premier League fixtures, including the Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, Monday evening and Friday evening fixtures. Sky also hold the rights to the EFL Cup. Games are also available to watch on mobile, tablet or PC via the Sky Go app.
BT Sport: 52 Premier League fixtures, primarily Saturday lunchtime and midweek matches. Also shares coverage of the FA Cup with BBC. The BT Sport app enables live streaming on PC or mobile device.
Amazon Prime: 20 Premier League fixtures over two Match Day’s; ten in mid-December and ten on Boxing Day.
BBC: Shares coverage of the FA Cup with BT sport. Games are also available on mobile, tablet and PC via the BBC app.
Manchester United TV: Shows live pre-season fixtures and academy and reserve games throughout the season.
International Broadcasters* (Premier League): Australia (Optus Sport), Canada (DAZN), United States (NBC Sports, Telemundo Deportes), Brazil (ESPN, DAZN), South America (ESPN), Middle East (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (PPTV, CCTV), France (Canal+, RMC Sport), Italy (Sky Sport), Russia (Okko Sport), Spain (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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What is Arsenal’s nickname?

Arsenal are famously nicknamed “The Gunners” as a reference to their weapon making roots.

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What is the current transfer market value of the Arsenal squad?

The 2020 Arsenal squad is valued at close to £540million.

What does the Arsenal logo mean?

The shield shape of the Arsenal logo was based on the Woolwich borough coat of arms. The crest has featured numerous elements over the years but at present contains only the name of the club and a golden cannon representing the “Gunners” nickname.

What is Arsenal’s World Ranking?

Arsenal reached a high of number 5 in the World rankings in 2012 but were down to 23 at the end of 2019.

What is Arsenal current net worth?

Arsenal are currently valued at $2.267billion, making them the seventh most valuable club in the world.

Who are Arsenal’s current owners?

Arsenal are currently owned by the Kroenke Sports & Entertainment group, who also have interests in a variety of other sports teams, including in the NFL and the realm of e-sports.

Liverpool Betting Odds

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Liverpool History and Legends

Foundation: As stated on the clubs crest, Liverpool were founded on Merseyside back in 1892.
Name: The side who initially played at Anfield were non-other than Liverpool’s major rival’s Everton. When Everton left the ground due to a dispute with Anfield’s owner in 1892, a new club were formed to play at the Stadium. Briefly named Everton Football Club and Athletic Grounds Company Limited, the name was almost immediately changed to Liverpool FC.
Legends: The current Liverpool squad may well go down in legend, but famous names from the past include managers Bob Paisley and Bill Shankly, and playing talents such as Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush, Robbie Fowler, Graeme Souness, Steven Gerard and more.
Home Stadium: Liverpool are based at the world famous Anfield. Home of the imposing Kop End, this 54,074 capacity stadium has been Liverpool’s home ever since they were formed back in 1892.
Home Strip: Nicknamed “The Reds” Liverpool’s home strip certainly fits the bill, being made up of a red shirt, red shorts and red socks.

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LFC best performance in the top English and European Competitions

One of the biggest and most well supported sides in the English game, Liverpool have tasted considerable success, both domestically and in the major European competitions:

Premier League: Liverpool have been champions of England on an impressive 19 occasions, putting them just one behind all-time leaders Manchester United.
FA Cup: Liverpool’s success has extened to England’s top cup competition which they have won seven times, making them the joint fifth most successful side in the history of the competition.
Champions League: Liverpool are England’s most successful side in European competitions, lifting the European Cup in 1976-77, 1977-78, 1980-81 and 1983-84, and winning the Champion’s League in 2004-05 and 2018-19.
Europa League: The Merseyside club also have an excellent record in Europe’s second cup competition, having lifted the trophy in 1972-73, 1975-76 and 2001-01.

Liverpool’s most famous players

The history of the Anfield club is littered with star performers, who have written their names into Liverpool folklore thanks to their exploits on the pitch, including the following five who will likely never be forgotten by fans of the club:

Mo Salah: Such is the quality in the current Liverpool front three, that either Sadio Mané or Roberto Firmino could easily have made this list. For us though it is the close control, pace and excellent finishing of the Kop’s “Egyptian King” which has had the biggest impact on the side in recent times.
Greame Souness: The ultimate midfield enforcer, the fierce Scotsman Souness took no prisoners in the centre of the park, but was also excellent on the ball, a superb passer and chipped in with his share of goals. A real leader on the pitch, Souness lifted an impressive 14 trophies during his time at the club.
Ian Rush: Liverpool have had some deadly strikers over the years, but none quite so lethal as the Welsh forward Ian Rush. A prolific and instinctive finisher, Rush banged in 346 goals during two spells at Anfield, making him the all-time leading scorer in the history of the club.
Stephen Gerrard: Third in the list of all-time appearances for the club, Gerrard was Liverpool’s captain fantastic during the 2000’s, leading the club to nine domestic and European titles, including the Champion’s League in 2004-05. A high energy midfielder, Gerrard was a superb passer and scored many spectacular long range goals.
Kenny Dalglish: Scotsman Kenny Dalglish will always have a special place in the hearts of Liverpool fans, thanks to successful spells at the club as both a player and manager. On the pitch, Dalglish was a talented and creative forward, adept at both the making and taking of chances. His talent and goals helped Liverpool to 20 domestic and European titles during the 1970’s and 80’s.
John Barnes: A prodigiously talented left footer, the powerfully built Barnes was one of the real superstars of the excellent Liverpool side of the late 1980’s. A nightmare for defenders due to his brilliant close control and dribbling ability, Barnes was a key creative player, and a devasting finisher when cutting inside. Capped 79 times by England, he was a two-time league winner with the Reds.
Bruce Grobelaar: Both famous and infamous, Grobelaar will be remembered by many for his involvement in an alleged match-fixing scandal and the ensuing trials. What should not be forgotten though is just what a good goalkeeper he was. A Zimbabwe international, Grobelaar racked up over 600 appearances for Liverpool, with his cat-like agility, supreme confidence and dominance of the box helping the side to 19 trophies during his time at the club – including six league titles and the European Cup in 1983/84.

Liverpool most famous coaches

Liverpool have had a number of great sides over the years, and behind every great side lies a great manager. Current boss Jurgen Klopp already looks a strong challenger to make the list in the future, but for us the three biggest names in the history of the club are:

Kenny Dalglish: We have already touched upon the achievements of “King Kenny” as a player, but he also enjoyed a hugely successful time of things during his time managing the club. At the helm between 1985 and 1991, and then again briefly during the 2011-12 season, Dalglish led the club to eleven trophies, including three league titles.
Bob Paisley: Having made 253 appearances for Liverpool as a player between 1939 and 1954, Paisley became assistant manager in 1959, learning his trade under Bill Shankly. Taking over as boss upon Shankly’s retirement in 1974, the County Durham native enjoyed huge success – with his twenty trophy haul including six league titles, and three European Cups.
Bill Shankly: Shankly may not have won quite so many honours as his successor Bob Paisley, but there are few, if any, more influential figures in the history of “The Red’s”. Taking over when Liverpool were playing their football in the second tier of the English game, Shankly built Liverpool into a major English and European side, transforming the club, and laying the foundations for the immense success which followed.
Jürgen Klopp: And of course, the current Liverpool boss has already staked a strong claim for a place on this list. A dual Bundesliga winner when in charge of Borussia Dortmund, Klopp made the switch to Anfield in 2015, and it hasn’t taken him too long to work his magic. Narrowly missing out when losing in the 2018 Champion’s League Final, his Liverpool side returned to claim Europe’s biggest prize only twelve months later. The German native also famously delighted the Anfield faithful when leading the side to their first Premier League triumph in 30 years in 2019/20.

Who are Liverpool’s major rivals

In common with the majority of the top clubs in the English game, Liverpool have developed many rivalries over the years, for both geographical and competitive reasons, but who are their five biggest?

Manchester United: Not only are Liverpool and Manchester United traditionally the two biggest clubs in the North West of England, they are also the two most successful clubs in the history of the English game. That local and competitive rivalry leads to this being one of the most fiercely contested fixtures of the season.
Everton: The rivalry between these two sides started very early, with Everton leaving Anfield and Liverpool being created to fill their place. The fact that it is Liverpool who have since become the vastly more successful of the two sides has only added to the intensity of this rivalry.
Manchester City: In truth there had been little ill-feeling between these two sides in the past, largely due to their respective hatred of Manchester United. However, that has all changed in recent years following the huge investment in Manchester City. Regularly battling for top honours, there tends to be a lot on the line when these two lock horns.
Arsenal: This rivalry with the Gunners really began back in 1989 when an Arsenal goal with just about the last kick of the season wrested the title from Liverpool’s grasp. With both clubs having been consistently involved in a battle for the top four in the Premier League era, it is a rivalry which has never really went away.
Chelsea: There are many events which have led to the animosity between these two sides, not least Fernando Torres abandoning Liverpool for Chelsea. Liverpool had their revenge of sorts though in twice defeating Chelsea in the Champion’s League semi-finals. Big transfers and big losses are both events which tend to linger long in the memories of fans.

Liverpool Interesting Facts and Stats

Liverpool are one of the most illustrious clubs in the English game, and have unsurprisingly accumulated a list of impressive stats, facts and records over the years.

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Ian Rush (346 Goals), 2. Roger Hunt (285 Goals), 3. Gordon Hodgson (241 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. Steven Gerrard (114 assists), 2. Steve McManaman (68 assists), 3. Luis Suarez (44 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Ian Rush with 47 (1983-84)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Ian Callaghan (857 appearances), 2. Jamie Carragher (737 appearances), 3. Steven Gerrard (710 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: Ray Clemence (323 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Liverpool 11 – 0 Strømsgodset (1974)
Biggest Away Win: Stoke City 0 – 8 Liverpool (2000)
Record Transfer: Virgil van Dijk (£75 million)

Manchester United Football on TV Matches

Liverpool have legions of fans, not only in Liverpool but around the globe, many of whom are keen to catch the latest fixtures. Luckily for Liverpool fans there are plenty of ways to tune in. Here we outline the latest TV rights deals.

Sky: 128 Premier League fixtures, including the Saturday evening, Sunday afternoon, Monday evening and Friday evening fixtures. Sky also hold the rights to the EFL Cup. Games are also available to watch on mobile, tablet or PC via the Sky Go app.
BT Sport: 52 Premier League fixtures, primarily Saturday lunchtime and midweek matches. Also shares coverage of the FA Cup with BBC. The BT Sport app enables live streaming on PC or mobile device.
Amazon Prime: 20 Premier League fixtures over two Match Day’s; ten in mid-December and ten on Boxing Day.
BBC: Shares coverage of the FA Cup with BT sport. Games are also available on mobile, tablet and PC via the BBC app.
LFC TV: Shows live pre-season fixtures and reserve games throughout the season.
International Broadcasters* (Premier League): Australia (Optus Sport), Canada (DAZN), United States (NBC Sports, Telemundo Deportes), Brazil (ESPN, DAZN), South America (ESPN), Middle East (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (PPTV, CCTV), France (Canal+, RMC Sport), Italy (Sky Sport), Russia (Okko Sport), Spain (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT LIVERPOOL FC

What is Liverpool’s nickname?

Liverpool are known as “The Reds”. There’s no great reason for this, it’s simply the colour of their famous home strip.

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What is the current transfer market value of the LFC squad?

Liverpool have one of the most valuable squads in the world, currently estimated to be worth around £1.83billion.

What does the Liverpool logo mean?

There’s a lot going on in the Liverpool crest, which features the club slogan and anthem “You’ll Never Walk Alone”. Above the slogan are a representation of Anfield’s “Shankly Gates” in honour of the great manager. The bird featured in the centre of the crest is the mythical Liver bird which has been a historical emblem of the city. Those who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster are also remembered via the “eternal flames” which feature on either side of the crest.

What is Liverpool’s World Ranking?

Thanks to their recent success, Liverpool are currently (2020) ranked as the second-best club side on the planet.

What is Liverpool current net worth?

2019 figures, which are the latest to have been published, estimate Liverpool’s net worth at $2.7billion.

Who are Liverpool’s current owners?

Liverpool are currently owned by the Fenway Sports Group who also own the Boston Red Sox of Major League Baseball fame.

Manchester City Betting Odds

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Man City History and Legends

Foundation: The earliest version of Manchester City began life as a church football team in 1880.
Name: Initially known St. Mark’s (West Gorton), the club name was changed to Ardwick Association Football Club in 1887, before then becoming Manchester City in 1894.
Legends: The current century has been littered with superstars for City, with the likes of Vincent Kompany, David Silva and Sergio Agüero joining players from yesteryear such as Colin Bell and Alan Oakes on the City list of legends.
Home Stadium: City play their home games at the 55,017 capacity City of Manchester Stadium, which for sponsorship reasons is currently known as the Etihad Stadium.
Home Strip: Known as “The Sky Blues” City’s home strip consists of a sky blue shirt, white shorts and sky blue socks.

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Man City best performance in the top English and European Competitions

Manchester City have enjoyed their highs and lows over the years, but recent times have seen the club enjoy the most successful spell in their history – and greatly increase their trophy haul.:

Premier League: City have been crowned champions of England on six occasions, including four times since 2011/12.
FA Cup: The Citizen’s have matched their league tally in England’s top cup competition, with six FA Cup triumphs to their name.
Champions League: City are yet to conquer Europe’s Premier club competition; their best performance coming in 2015/16 when reaching the semi-final stage.
Europa League (UEFA Cup): It has been a barren time in the Europa League for City too, with their only European trophy in fact coming in the 1969/70 Cup Winners’ Cup.

Manchester City’s most famous players

Manchester City fans have been truly spoilt since the huge investment in the club in recent times, with a number of globally renowned talents strutting their stuff at the Etihad. Selecting only five was no easy task, but there wouldn’t be too many sides in the world that the following players wouldn’t get into:

Kevin De Bruyne: The ultimate midfield dynamo, Belgian ace De Bruyne somehow slipped through the net at Chelsea, but having made his name at Wolfsburg, earned a transfer to City in 2015 and hasn’t looked back. A driving force in the centre of the park, De Bruyne combines a goal threat with one of the best deliveries into the area in the game.
Raheem Sterling: Lightning quick, tricky and with brilliant positional awareness, Sterling was excellent at Liverpool, but has been sensational at City – and is possibly one of the most improved players under Guardiola. Dramatically increasing his goal output, Sterling has now become a key man for both club and country.
David Silva: The man who earned the nickname “Merlin” has indeed put in a number of wizard-like performances during his time in Manchester, establishing himself as one of the greatest players in his position in the history of the Premier League. In possession of a deft first touch, and excellent vision, Silva has been one of City’s chief creators of chances during their golden period in the current century.
Vincent Kompany: City’s captain fantastic from 2008 to 2019, Kompany was a rock-like presence at the heart of defence; combining power, athleticism and composure on the ball to become one of the games most complete and inspirational centre-halves. A Belgian international, Kompany lifted 11 trophies during his time at the club, including four Premier League titles.
Sergio Agüero: Argentine Agüero will forever be remembered as the man who scored THAT goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time to win City the Premier League title ahead of major rivals Manchester United in 2012. He has done a fair bit more besides that strike though, becoming City’s all-time top scorer and scoring more hattricks than any player in the history of the Premier League.

Man.Utd most famous coaches

Manchester City’s recent managers have undoubtedly benefited from a significant transfer budget, but it still takes a shrewd boss to select the right players and forge a winning team. In that regard, the following three come out ahead of the rest:

Pep Guardiola: Hugely successful as a player, Guardiola has if anything proved to be an event better manager. A three-time league winner with both Barcelona and Bayern Munich, the Spaniard is already in the process of forging a similar legacy at City. Arriving in Manchester in 2016, he already has eight trophies to his name, including two Premier League titles.
Roberto Mancini: Italian Mancini was the man who first really began to usher in City’s current period of success, leading the side to a first league title in over forty years when steering them to that dramatic success in 2011/12. Adding an FA Cup and a Community Shield to his haul during his time in charge, he will forever be remembered fondly by City fans.
Manuel Pelegrini: Chilean Manuel Pellegrini became the first none European manager to win the Premier League title when doing so in 2013/14 – and he did it in some style too; with the 151 goals City scored in all competitions that season being an English record. Swelling the trophy cabinet still further with two League Cup wins, the vastly experienced manager put that know-how to good use during his time at the helm.

Who are Manchester United’s major rivals

Having been as low as the third tier of English Football as recently as the 1990’s, there was a time when City’s biggest rivalries were with the Bolton Wanderers and Oldham Athletics of this world. These days, their biggest clashes tend to come with the other powerhouses in the English game.

Man Utd: City have been in the shadow of their major Manchester rivals for significant chunks of their history, and how they have enjoyed emerging from that shadow in recent times. With both clubs invariably battling it out towards the top end of the Premier League table, and both being amongst the wealthiest and best supported clubs in the land, there is always a little extra on the line when these two lock horns.
Liverpool: City’s relationship with Liverpool isn’t anything like so heated as that which exists between Manchester United and The Reds but has nevertheless begun to come to the boil in recent seasons. Both based in the North West of England, there is a little bit of a local edge to this one, but the rivalry is predominantly competitive in nature, thanks to the two club’s recent tussles for the Premier League title.
Tottenham Hotspur: In English football there always seems to be added bite to fixtures when a side from the North does battle with a Southern team; a factor which is in part down to the historical and cultural differences between the two regions. There’s an element of that to City’s battles with Spurs, but this rivalry has really ramped up in recent seasons thanks to a couple of momentous battles in the Champion’s League.
Chelsea: This fixture has a number of elements to it, including the North/South divide, and the fact that both sides have featured amongst the recent winners of the Premier League. Add in the fact that the recent success of both clubs has come on the back of significant investment, and you have a recipe for a fiery battle between two similar clubs.
Arsenal: Another London side with little love for City are the Gunners of Arsenal. Before the Guardiola era, it was Arsenal who had played the most beautiful football in the Premier League in recent times, and there is a little bit of bitterness that City have now taken over that mantle. Both clubs do pride themselves on playing good football though, making this one of the most entertaining fixtures of the season.

Manchester City Interesting Facts and Stats

City may have only really exploded in terms of success in recent seasons, but nevertheless now have over 100 years of history behind them – plenty of time to compile a number of interesting stats and facts.

Top 3 Goalscorers: 1. Sergio Agüero (254 Goals), 2. Erik Brook (177 Goals), 3. Tommy Johnson (166 Goals)
Top 3 Assists (Premier League era): 1. David Silva (95 assists), 2. Kevin De Bruyne (67 assists), 3. Sergio Agüero (49 assists)
Most Goals In A Season (all competitions): : Tommy Johnson with 38 (1928/29)
Top 3 Appearances: 1. Alan Oakes (676 appearances), 2. Joe Corrigan (604 appearances), 3. Mike Doyle (565 appearances)
Most Clean Sheets: Joe Hart (138 Clean Sheets)
Biggest Home Win: Manchester City 12 – 0 Liverpool Stanley (1890)
Biggest Away Win: Watford 0 – 6 Manchester City (2017)
Record Transfer: Rodri (£62.8million)

Manchester City Football on TV Matches

Thanks to their star names and attractive style, Manchester City are one of the biggest draws in the English game, and luckily for fans, there have never been more ways to tune in. Here we outline the latest TV rights deals for viewers in the UK.

Sky: Sky screens 128 Premier League fixtures live each season, in addition to holding the rights to the EFL Cup. The Sky Go app makes games available to watch on mobile, tablet or PC.
BT Sport: Another 52 Premier League fixtures are shown on BT sport, in addition to every Champion’s League game and coverage of the Europa League. The broadcaster also shares coverage of the FA Cup with the BBC. Live streaming on PC or mobile device is available via the BT Sport app.
Amazon Prime: One of the newer rights holders, Amazon show 20 fixtures over two Match Day’s; ten in mid-December and ten on Boxing Day.
BBC: Splits coverage of the FA Cup with BT sport. Also available on mobile, tablet and PC via the BBC app.
International Broadcasters* (Premier League): Australia (Optus Sport), Canada (DAZN), United States (NBC Sports, Telemundo Deportes), Brazil (ESPN, DAZN), South America (ESPN), Middle East (beIN Sports), Japan (DAZN), China (PPTV, CCTV), France (Canal+, RMC Sport), Italy (Sky Sport), Russia (Okko Sport), Spain (DAZN) and more *subject to change, source: wikipedia.

*Check local TV Listings or broadcasters for details of televised EPL in your country of residence.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT MANCHESTER CITY

What is Manchester City’s nickname?

The clubs most common nicknames are “The Citizens” in reference to their name, and “The Sky Blues” due to the colour of their strip.

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What is the current transfer market value of the Man City squad?

The latest valuations, as of 2020, place the value of the Manchester City squad at around £965milion.

What does the Man City logo mean?

The current circular logo features the name of the club, and the year of 1894 in which they were first given this name. The red rose signifies Lancashire, whilst the ship is a nod to the city of Manchester’s famous canal. The three diagonal stripes in the bottom half of the crest meanwhile, are said to represent the cities three rivers of the Irwell, the Irk and the Medlock.

What is Man City’s World Ranking?

Rated as high as 3 in 2011, Manchester United were ranked only the 41^st best side in the world at the end of 2019.

What is Man City current net worth?

2019 estimates placed Manchester City’s net worth at $2.69billion, making them the fifth most valuable football club in the world.

Who are Man City’s current owners?

The City Football Group are the current listed owners of Manchester City, with the group being made up of the Abu Dhabi United Group (78%), CITIC Group (12%) and Silver Lake Partners (10%).

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Foundation: One of the clubs most synonymous with the game in England, Manchester United can trace their origins all the way back to 1878.
Name: The club initially went by the name of Newton Heath LYR Football Club , only changing their name to Manchester United in 1902.
Legends: The history of Manchester United is littered with a number of all-time greats , from legendary managers Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Matt Busby, to playing talents such as Bobby Charlton, George Best, Eric Cantona, Roy Keane, Wayne Rooney and many, many more.
Home Stadium: Manchester United’s home stadium is the world famous, Old Trafford. Located in the Greater Manchester area, the “Theatre of Dreams” has a capacity of 74,879, making it the largest club football stadium in the UK.
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