AFC Wimbledon
The nicknames of this club were The Dons, The Wombles and The Crazy Gang. The club colours are a combination of blue and yellow, which are part of the crest and home jerseys. The club was founded in 1889 in the south-west London borough of Merton. For a long time it played in the lower competitions, but after professionalisation it rose to the highest rungs of English football in 1985 and also managed to win the English Cup, in 1888. They beat then big club Liverpool 1-0.
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York City FC
They are nicknamed The Mistermen and their club colours are red, blue and white. All of these colours can also be found in the club's crest, with the home team playing in red and blue jerseys and the away team playing in white jerseys. At home they are at Bootham Crescent Stadium, which has a capacity of 8,256 spectators. The origins of the English club date back to 1908 in the city of York in the metropolitan county of Yorkshire, when they started out as amateurs. In 1922 the club was re-formed and began playing in the Midland League, seven years before joining the Professional Football League.
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