Swansea City Logo — The Swansea City Association Football Club is a football club from Wales city of Swansea. It was founded in 1912 and plays in the Premier League of England. Founded in 1912 as Swansea Town AFC adopted in 1969, after obtaining Swansea city status, its current name. He joined the Football League in 1921 and is a member ever since. Between 1981 and 1983 played in the First Division, top flight of English football, finishing sixth in his first season. In 2010/11 season won promotion to the Premier League, becoming the first club in Wales that will play this tournament since its inception in 1992.

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The Swansea City is one of the 6 teams participating in the Welsh Premiership. Until 1992 the FAW did not organize a tournament league, with the launch of the Welsh Premier League Swansea rejected the invitation to participate. In 1996 he left to participate in the Welsh Cup. More

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Sunderland Logo — The Sunderland Association Football Club is a club of football in England, the city of Sunderland in Tyne and Wear. It was founded in 1879 and played in the FA Premier League of England. Sunderland knew savor the sweetness of victory when raged in England in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Before the Second World War, Sunderland had been champion six times. His latest achievement was in 1936.

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However, after the Second World War, Sunderland won the FA Cup in a match not for the faint hearted overlapping by 1 to 0 the mighty Leeds United. A character should not be forgotten by any true fan of Jimmy Montgomery Sunderland. The goalkeeper played a crucial role to obtain the FA Cup Sunderland Unfortunately for their fans, ‘The Black Cats’ have been stumbling for the 3 divisions of English football since the 70s. Sunderland’s main rivals are Newcastle United and Middlesbrough, in that order. More

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West Bromwich Albion Logo — The West Bromwich Albion Football Club, also known as WBA, West Brom, a club football in England, the town of West Bromwich in West Midlands. It was founded in 1878 and been in the top league for most of its history. In the 2011-2012 season will continue playing in the Premier League for the second consecutive season.

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West Bromwich Albion (also known by the names of The Baggies, Albion and The Throstles) was founded in 1878. In 1920 got his first title of League, won the FA Cup five times and reached the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in 1979. They are traditionally a successful club in England, and has held a longstanding rivalry with neighbors Aston Villa and Wolverhampton. More

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Fulham Logo — The Fulham Football Club is a football club of England, the District of Hammersmith and Fulham in London. Founded in 1879, being the oldest professional team in London. Plays in the Premier League season since 2001/02. The Fulham FC was founded in 1879 under the name of Fulham St Andrew’s Church Sunday School FC. (Sunday School Football Club of the church of St. Andrew of Fulham). All players were the first Christians. In 1888 he changed his name to the present.

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The team was a long time in the First Division of English football this time around the years 1960s, but never got a trophy of importance. Were close when they reached the final of the FA Cup in 1975 but were defeated by West Ham United. The only trophy of importance in the history of the team is winning a classifying them for the UEFA Cup champion to get out of the UEFA Intertoto Cup by defeating in the final Bologna FC 3-0. More

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Everton Logo — The Everton Football Club is a club of football of the United Kingdom, the city of Liverpool in the county of Merseyside. The club competes in the Premier League, the most prestigious competition of British football. He has competed in the highest league with a record 108 seasons, has played more games in this league more than any other British team and emerged champion 9 times, is the fourth team with more drinks in the league. Everton remained in the Premier League since 1954, and was a founding member of the Premier League in 1992.

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The tenant of the club colors are traditionally blue and yellow, from the 1901-02 season. Their most famous player is Dixie Dean, who scored a record 60 goals in league seasons 1927-8. Since 2000, the club has been recognized annually as notable former players, by nominating as “Everton Giant” (Giant Everton) at the start of each season. Everton FC was founded in 1878 under the name of St. FC Sunday. A year later he changed his name to Everton Football Club. More

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Chelsea Logo — The Chelsea Football Club, also known as Chelsea FC, ​​or simply as Chelsea is a football club of England, west of the city of London. It was founded on March 10 of 1905 and plays in the Premier League of England, top flight football in that country. In the course of its history, Chelsea have had two periods of success. The first in the 60’s and in the early 70’s and the second from the late 90’s until today. Chelsea, nicknamed “The Blues” has won four Premier Leagues, six FA Cups, four League Cups Football, four Community Shields, two Cup Winners Cups and a European Supercup. Its traditional rival is The Fulham FC, ​​which faces against the call of the West London derby.

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Chelsea had their first moment of success in 1955 when he won his first league championship. Chelsea also won major cup competitions during the 60’s and 70, but failed to devote to some other 1997. The most important period of success was when Chelsea became champions of the Premier League in season 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2009-10 and when he reached the final of the Champions League Championship in 2007 season -08 and the 2011-12. The club also managed to enshrine as the #1 ranking by UEFA in 2008, becoming the first English club to have won this award in the XXI Century. More

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