Founded in 1899, AFC Bournemouth has risen from English football’s lower leagues to establish itself as a competitive force in the Premier League. Known as "The Cherries," the club's ascent began in 2009, achieving three promotions in six seasons and culminating in their Premier League debut in 2015. Currently sitting in the top half of the table, The Cherries are having another great season after beating the club’s record points total in the 2023/24 season.

One of only three clubs to have been a founder member of both the Football League and Premier League, Everton has spent more seasons in England’s top division than any other club and been crowned league champions on nine occasions. Founded in 1878 as St Domingo, the Club has also lifted the FA (Football Association) Cup five times and, in 1985, added the European Cup Winners’ Cup to its prestigious haul. Throughout its history, Everton has been known as a family-oriented club based on proud traditions, affectionately referred to as ‘The People’s Club’. The first club to construct a purpose-built football stadium, its home, Goodison Park, is one of the most revered stadiums in England. From summer 2025, Everton will be looking to maintain those traditions in a new 52,888-capacity stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock, ensuring the Club’s roots remain in north Liverpool for generations to come.

Manchester United is one of the most popular and successful sports teams in the world, playing one of the most popular spectator sports on Earth. Through our 146-year heritage we have won 69 major trophies, enabling us to develop the world’s leading sports brand and a global community of 1.1 billion fans and followers.

West Ham United is an historic English Premier League football club based on the iconic Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Newham, east London. Founded in 1895 by members of the Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, the Club was initially named Thames Ironworks FC, before being was reformed as West Ham United in 1900. Nicknamed the ‘Hammers’ and ‘Irons’ in honour of those origins, West Ham United moved into its 62,500-capacity London Stadium home in summer 2016. On the pitch, West Ham United have lifted the FA Cup three times and won both the European Cup Winners’ Cup and, in 2023, the UEFA Europa Conference League. The Club’s name has become synonymous throughout the world for the ‘West Ham Way’ – an approach to football and life that combines entertainment, resilience and a respect for tradition. West Ham United is also famous for its prestigious ‘Academy of Football’, which has produced no fewer than three members of England’s 1966 FIFA World Cup-winning squad – captain Bobby Moore and goalscorers Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters – and England’s first Black captain – Paul Ince – and dozens of other senior internationals.