Great Rivalries
22 entries in the Manchester City compendium.
Great Rivalries — Era Chart
LiverpoolA clash of northern giants where league titles are often won or lost.Aston VillaThe Pride of the Midlands – seven-time league champions and European Cup winners.Bolton WanderersBolton Wanderers: A founding Football League club with four FA Cup titles and a record 73 Manchester UnitedThe Red Devils: England's most successful clubLeeds UnitedYorkshire's white rose of footballSheffield WednesdayThe Owls: second-oldest professional club in England, four-time league champions, and lastBlackburn RoversWhere Victorian kings met modern contenders: A foundational battle of the North West.EvertonDisambiguation page for 'Everton'BurnleyA Lancashire town with a rich industrial heritage and a reputation for manufacturing excelOld FirmThe Old Firm belongs to Glasgow; Manchester City has its own historic battles.North London DerbyThe North London derby is the meeting of Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, two of the most hiMerseyside DerbyThe longest running top-flight derby in England, born from a split over politics and beer.Der KlassikerThe German Clásico: Bayern Munich vs Borussia DortmundEl ClásicoThe Classic rivalry between Barcelona and Real Madrid, steeped in history, politics, and gSuperclásicoA legendary Argentine rivalry that exists entirely outside the history of Manchester City.Derby della MadonninaThe Madonnina watches Milan; the Blue Moon rises over Manchester.Tyne-Wear DerbyToon versus Mackem: A ten-mile county war fueled by regional pride.Second City DerbyHistory forged in Birmingham: A rivalry spanning generations of footballing giants.West Ham UnitedThe Irons: From Thames Ironworks to London StadiumWolverhampton WanderersA historic English club with three league titles and four FA Cup wins, known for pioneerinChelseaLondon area, football club, and more.Newcastle UnitedThe Magpies of Tyneside
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