Wolverhampton Wanderers FC
Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club has been around for over 140 years, dating back to 1877. Back then it was still called St Luke's F.C., but that didn't last very long and the change to the current version occurred in 1879. Among football fans, the club is also known by the nickname Wolves, the use of which is certainly more convenient than the much longer official team name.
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Plymouth Argyle FC
This English football club is called The Pilgrims, and the club colours are green and black. The home jersey has black and green vertical stripes on the chest, while the shorts are white. Outdoors they then play in a combination of black shorts with dark green detailing and a light green jersey. Their home stadium is Home Park, which has a seating capacity of 18,600. The club was founded back in 1886, in the city of Plymouth in the metropolitan county of Devon. It has played in English professional competitions since 1903.
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