Football rivalries · 24 derbies and rivalries
Football rivalries: who is winning on the books, and on the pitch
Every derby and big rivalry gets one page: which club is richer, from their filed accounts, then the head-to-head record, the latest score and the next fixture, updated after each meeting.
Arsenal v Tottenham
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Manchester derbyMan City v Man United
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Merseyside derbyLiverpool v Everton
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Tyne–Wear derbyNewcastle v Sunderland
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Second City derbyAston Villa v Birmingham City
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M23 derbyCrystal Palace v Brighton
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East v North London derbyWest Ham v Tottenham
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West London derbyChelsea v Fulham
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South Coast derbySouthampton v Portsmouth
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East Midlands derbyNottingham Forest v Derby
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Black Country derbyWest Brom v Wolves
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RIVALRYMan United v Liverpool
The North West rivalry
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RIVALRYLeeds v Man United
The Roses rivalry
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RIVALRYArsenal v Chelsea
London’s title rivals
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RIVALRYChelsea v Tottenham
A London grudge match
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MONEY STORYNewcastle v Man City
Two state-backed owners
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MONEY STORYChelsea v Man United
Private equity against the Glazers and Ineos
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MONEY STORYBrighton v Brentford
Two data-led, owner-funded models
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MONEY STORYWrexham v Birmingham City
Celebrity and American owners
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RIVALRYMan City v Arsenal
The modern title race
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Old Firm derbyCeltic v Rangers
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Edinburgh derbyHearts v Hibernian
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Dundee derbyDundee v Dundee United
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RIVALRYAberdeen v Rangers
Scotland’s bitterest non-derby
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