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With the EPL starting this past weekend now is as good a time as any to refresh on the nicknames of the various EPL teams. I listed the reasons for many of the soccer nicknames below, if you have any … Continue reading
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The top soccer league in German is the German Bundesliga (Federal League). This league is one of the top leagues in Europe, falling behind EPL and Spain and has 18 teams in its first league. The most dominant team over … Continue reading
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France, home of the French and the Fry and also Ligue 1 which means League 1. The soccer league was founded in 1932 and is the top French professional soccer league with twenty soccer teams. Their system works very similar … Continue reading
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In England there is a semi-professional Woman’s Premier League that consists of 34 teams. There are 10 in the national division and 12 each in the northern and southern divisions. In addition there there are other teams outside the Women’s … Continue reading
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The first division of La Liga is currently dominated by Barca and Real Madrid although the league is undergoing a number of changes dominated by the financial inequities that will eventually move it to a system closer to the EPL … Continue reading
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The English Premier League (EPL) is considered the top soccer league in the world. Other soccer leagues and teams such as BARCA may claim to be better, but from top down the English Premier League has some of the most … Continue reading
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The Scottish Premier league or SPL for short. The league got started in the late 90′s and the two squads that have consistently held the top standings are Rangers and Celtic (both squads are based on Glasgow, Scotland) named the … Continue reading
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Here is the list of Italian Serie A Clubs. One of the nice traditions of these clubs is the use of ‘colors’ associated with the teams. For example the Italian national team is known as Gli Azurri (this means blue). … Continue reading