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Wales v England, poor v 'rich' – it's Wrexham vs Chester
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have been Wrexham's owners for years now, but it's important to know the local rivalries. Back in 2006, Andy Mitten went undercover in North Wales to meet two unfriendly neighbours...
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...
Flares, fighting and fear: Why Olympiakos vs Panathinaikos is Europe's maddest derby
More Than A Game Pete Hall on Greece's most hate-filled fixture, where violence, manager-bashing missiles and mayhem come as standard...
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?
Why Portsmouth vs Southampton is more than a game: featuring navy larks, skates and scummers
More Than A Game It's the south-coast derby that hardly ever happens. And when it does, ancient maritime rivalries get out of hand – as Steve Morgan reported in the April 2004 edition of FourFourTwo
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.6: Fenerbahce vs Galatasaray
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FourFourTwo's 50 Biggest Derbies in the World, No.8: Gremio vs Internacional
50 biggest derbies Nothing else matters in the Southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, where being neutral is impossible...
Bad times in the Steel City: why Sheffield United vs Sheffield Wednesday is more than a game
More Than A Game In late 2011, the Blades met the Owls in the third tier for only the third time in the 121 years of the Sheffield derby. FourFourTwo's Neil Billingham was there to watch...
Shah vs Ayatollah and queues at 5.30am: Why Esteghlal vs Persepolis is more than a game
More Than A Game A country caught in the shadow of political unrest, football is Iran's escape. For the July 2009 issue of FourFourTwo, Ben Lerwill attended their biggest football derby - including "only" 95,000 spectators, and a lot of armed police...
