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FourFourTwo's 50 Biggest Derbies in the World, No.7: Liverpool vs Manchester United
50 biggest derbies The titanic clash between the north-west's big two grabs a higher position than local battles with the noisy neighbours...
Less Than A Game: “You hate us, we don’t care"
50 biggest derbies Not every team's angst is necessarily reciprocated by the other side, as Nick Moore explains...
Why derbies really matter to us – and always will
50 biggest derbies They’re the games we pick out on fixtures day, and keep us engaged throughout entire seasons. But why do we really care that much? Paul Simpson explains…
Our Manc on the Kop: Why Liverpool vs Man United is More Than A Game
More Than A Game Can FFT's Andy Mitten, diehard Red Devil, survive behind enemy lines?
FourFourTwo's 50 Biggest Derbies in the World: 30-21
50 biggest derbies The middle point in our selection of the world's fiercest matches...
FourFourTwo's 50 Biggest Derbies in the World, No.2: Barcelona vs Real Madrid
50 biggest derbies El Clasico is just kept off top spot as the biggest derby in world football...
FourFourTwo's 50 Biggest Derbies in the World, No.6: Fenerbahce vs Galatasaray
50 biggest derbies
Holland's most hate-filled fight club: Ajax vs Feyenoord
More Than A Game The famous Dutch tolerance is nowhere to be seen when the country’s fiercest rivals square up, as Andy Mitten found out for the April 2007 FourFourTwo magazine. Expect home-made bombs, attacks on players, sick chants and violence. Lots of violence...
Montevideo nasty: Why Nacional vs Penarol is more than a game
More Than A Game The oldest non-UK derby was once contested between two giants of South American football, but as Montevideo's mighty have fallen, violence has increased - on and off the pitch. Sebastian H Garcia reported for the April 2009 FourFourTwo magazine...
Class war in Kolkata: Why East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan is more than a game
More Than A Game Football in the world's second most populous nation can attract enormous crowds, particularly when Kolkata's 'big two' are going toe to toe - as Rob Bright found out for the September 2007 issue of FourFourTwo
