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North London giants from the Emirates Stadium, 13-time English champions

Traditional Birmingham club, champions of Europe in 1982

The "Cherries" from the south coast, playing at the Vitality Stadium

London's "Bees", pioneers of the data-driven approach to football

The "Seagulls" from the Amex, a model of modern scouting and player development

Club from Stamford Bridge, two-time Champions League winners and 2025 Club World Cup champions

Premier League newcomers — Championship winners in 2025/26

South London's "Eagles" from Selhurst Park, FA Cup winners in 2025

Nine-time champions from Liverpool, the new Hill Dickinson Stadium

London's oldest professional club, based at the picturesque Craven Cottage

The "Tigers" from Yorkshire — promoted to the Premier League via the 2026 play-offs

Club from Suffolk, an immediate return to the top flight

Yorkshire giants from Elland Road, three-time champions

The legend of Anfield — 20 titles and 6 Champions League triumphs

The modern giants of the Etihad, dominant over the past decade

England's most famous club — 20 titles, 3 Champions League triumphs, Old Trafford

The black-and-white "Magpies" from St James' Park

Two-time champions of Europe, from the City Ground

The "Black Cats" from the Stadium of Light, the heart of the north-east

North London club with an ultra-modern stadium, Europa League winners in 2025