Huddersfield Town
- City
- Huddersfield
- Country
- England
- Founded
- 1908
Huddersfield Town AFC is an English football club from Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, founded in 1908. A three-time English champion in the 1920s under the pioneering manager Herbert Chapman, the club more recently spent two seasons in the Premier League. It plays at the John Smith's Stadium, which it shares with the town's rugby league side, the Giants.
AFC Wimbledon
- City
- London (Wimbledon)
- Country
- England
- Stadium
- Plough Lane
AFC Wimbledon is an English football club based in the Wimbledon area of south-west London. The club was formed in 2002 by supporters of the original Wimbledon FC after that club was controversially relocated to become Milton Keynes Dons, and it is owned by its fans through the Dons Trust. AFC Wimbledon rose rapidly through the non-league pyramid into the English Football League and moved into a new stadium at Plough Lane, close to the original club's historic home. Its story is one of the best-known examples of fan ownership in English football.