Manchester United FC
The most successful club in the English top flight is nicknamed The Red Devils. The club's colours are both red and white. The stadium where they play their home games is Old Trafford. It holds 74,994 people and is the largest club football stadium in the United Kingdom. It is also the second largest football stadium in the country after Wembley. It is the 11th largest stadium in Europe in terms of capacity. Interestingly, as a result of bombing during World War II, the club shared the Maine Road stadium between 1941 and 1949, which belonged to their biggest local rival Manchester City.
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Bradford City AFC
The Bantams, The Paraders or The Citizens are the nicknames of this English band from Brandford, West Yorkshire. The club was founded here in 1903 and, judging by one of its nicknames, it is not surprising to find a cockerel in its emblem. The home jerseys are dark red and orange, which are also the club colours. They are at home at Valley Parade Stadium, which has a capacity of 25,136 spectators.
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