Saturdays belong to them, but your heart has room.

Discover a second club that matches your vibe, your travel plans, or simply your favorite color palette.

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Featured Discovery #402

Venezia FC

Stadio Pier Luigi Penzo, home of Venezia FC
Nearest AirportVenice Marco Polo (VCE)
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Clubs on your doorstep

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Top European Leagues

Start with a division

Premier LeagueLa LigaSerie ABundesligaLigue 1Primeira LigaEredivisieSüper LigScottish PremiershipBelgian Pro League

The Passport Rail

Clubs in top holiday destinations

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IT — Venice

Venezia FC

Venezia FC supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The best kits in world football and an away day you arrive at by boat.
ES — Palma

RCD Mallorca

RCD Mallorca supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The Mediterranean sun and the iconic vermillion home strip.
IT — Palermo

Palermo FC

Palermo FC supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The legendary pink shirt and Sicilian street food culture.
FR — Nice

OGC Nice

OGC Nice supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: Riviera elegance and aggressive attacking football.
GR — Piraeus

Olympiacos

Olympiacos supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The fierce port-side atmosphere and island-hopping access.
IT — Como

Como 1907

ADOPT FOR: A Serie A ground on the shore of Lake Como. That's the whole pitch.
BR — Santos

Santos FC

ADOPT FOR: Where Pelé and Neymar both started, five minutes from the beach.
PT — Braga

SC Braga

ADOPT FOR: A stadium blasted into a granite quarry. There is no second stand.
US — Miami

Inter Miami CF

ADOPT FOR: Pink shirts, beach mornings, and the last act of a legend.
ES — Cádiz

Cádiz CF

ADOPT FOR: Yellow shirts, Atlantic beaches, and the funniest away support in Spain.
HU — Budapest

Ferencváros

ADOPT FOR: Cheap European nights in the best-value city in Europe.

The Kit Room

Adopt them for the shirt alone

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IT — Venice

Venezia FC

Venezia FC supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The best kits in world football and an away day you arrive at by boat.
IT — Palermo

Palermo FC

Palermo FC supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The legendary pink shirt and Sicilian street food culture.
DE — Hamburg

FC St. Pauli

ADOPT FOR: Skull-and-crossbones counterculture and the best pre-match street in Europe.
PT — Braga

SC Braga

ADOPT FOR: A stadium blasted into a granite quarry. There is no second stand.
ES — Cádiz

Cádiz CF

ADOPT FOR: Yellow shirts, Atlantic beaches, and the funniest away support in Spain.

The A-List

Clubs owned or adopted by famous faces

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GB — Wrexham

Wrexham AFC

ADOPT FOR: The oldest international ground in the world, plus a Hollywood plot twist.
US — Miami

Inter Miami CF

ADOPT FOR: Pink shirts, beach mornings, and the last act of a legend.
GB — Salford

Salford City

ADOPT FOR: Class of '92 ownership and a proper Northern non-league rise.
MX — Aguascalientes

Club Necaxa

ADOPT FOR: A Liga MX side with a Hollywood shareholder list and a wild atmosphere.

Clubs in Holiday Hotspots

Book the flight, then the ticket

Clubs with Celeb Fans

Famous faces in the family stand

Clubs Superstars Started At

Where the greats got their first shirt

That's Interesting

Rabbit holes worth falling into

Est. 1857

The World's Oldest Club

Sheffield FC and Hallam FC still play a derby older than most nations' leagues.

Carbon neutral terraces

The Green Clubs

Forest Green and friends run on solar panels, vegan pies and a lot of self-belief.

Reborn by the fans

Phoenix Clubs

Liquidated, restarted, owned by supporters. The purest second-club story there is.

Origin Stories

Where the superstars actually started

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DE — Leverkusen

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

ADOPT FOR: Modern coaching, absurd late goals, and the Rhine on your doorstep.
AR — Buenos Aires

Boca Juniors

ADOPT FOR: The single loudest stadium experience in football.
BR — Santos

Santos FC

ADOPT FOR: Where Pelé and Neymar both started, five minutes from the beach.
FR — Rennes

Stade Rennais FC

ADOPT FOR: Brittany, galettes, cider by the bowl, and a very good academy.
DE — Stuttgart

VfB Stuttgart

ADOPT FOR: 60,000 in full voice and a car museum next to the turnstiles.

The Ancients

The oldest clubs and grounds still standing

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GB — Wrexham

Wrexham AFC

ADOPT FOR: The oldest international ground in the world, plus a Hollywood plot twist.
GB — Sheffield

Hallam FC

ADOPT FOR: The oldest football ground on the planet, entry for a fiver.
FR — Saint-Ouen, Paris

Red Star FC

ADOPT FOR: Paris without the price tag, in a ground the fans fought to save.
GB — Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday

ADOPT FOR: A cathedral of a ground and one of the oldest clubs in the world.
HU — Budapest

Ferencváros

ADOPT FOR: Cheap European nights in the best-value city in Europe.

New Blood

Founded in your lifetime, already worth it

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JP — Yokohama

Yokohama FC

ADOPT FOR: A fan-founded club from 1999 in Japan's most liveable port city.
US — Miami

Inter Miami CF

ADOPT FOR: Pink shirts, beach mornings, and the last act of a legend.

The Colour Code

Pick a palette, get a club

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IT — Palermo

Palermo FC

Palermo FC supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The legendary pink shirt and Sicilian street food culture.
FR — Nice

OGC Nice

OGC Nice supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: Riviera elegance and aggressive attacking football.
GR — Piraeus

Olympiacos

Olympiacos supporters and colours
ADOPT FOR: The fierce port-side atmosphere and island-hopping access.
AR — Buenos Aires

Boca Juniors

ADOPT FOR: The single loudest stadium experience in football.
US — Miami

Inter Miami CF

ADOPT FOR: Pink shirts, beach mornings, and the last act of a legend.
GB — Sheffield

Sheffield Wednesday

ADOPT FOR: A cathedral of a ground and one of the oldest clubs in the world.
ES — Cádiz

Cádiz CF

ADOPT FOR: Yellow shirts, Atlantic beaches, and the funniest away support in Spain.
HU — Budapest

Ferencváros

ADOPT FOR: Cheap European nights in the best-value city in Europe.

Stateside

Major League
Second Teams

Kick-offs that land after your Saturday is done, no relegation to lose sleep over, and cities you'd fly to anyway. MLS is the easiest second team a European fan can adopt.

No relegation

Nobody goes down. The stakes live in the playoffs, the draft and the trade window instead.

Conferences

East and West run separately all season, then meet in the MLS Cup final. Geography is the rivalry.

Designated Players

Three big salaries outside the cap. It's how Beckham, Messi and Son ended up on a Saturday night broadcast.

Season shape

February to December, summer heat, thunder delays, and a Cup final in the cold.

Scenes worth the airfare

Providence Park

Portland Timbers

Timbers Army, a chainsaw, and a log sliced after every goal. The loudest 25,000 in North America.

Lumen Field

Seattle Sounders

The march to the match down Occidental, then 30,000 under a football stadium roof.

Fort Lauderdale

Inter Miami CF

Pink shirts, palm trees and the most photographed No.10 on the planet.

Mercedes-Benz

Atlanta United FC

A golden spike, 70,000 in the building and a five-dollar beer that shamed the rest of US sport.

CITYPARK

St. Louis City SC

A downtown ground built for football only, in a city that has been playing it longer than most.

BMO Stadium

Los Angeles FC

The 3252 behind the north goal, black and gold, Hollywood ownership, genuine noise.

Eastern Conference

Western Conference

Long weekend road trips

  • 01PortlandFly PDX, ride the MAX, drink coffee you'll talk about for years
  • 02SeattleSEA to Pioneer Square, ferry to Bainbridge on the Sunday
  • 03AustinVerde smoke at Q2, then barbecue on East 6th
  • 04MiamiBeach in the morning, Little Havana after full time
  • 05VancouverBC Place downtown, mountains and sea in the same photo
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The Non-League Files

Saturday, 3pm,
No Cameras

No VAR, no kick-off changes, no £70 shirt. Just a gate, a tea hut and a club that will know your name by the third home game. Your second team might be eight tiers down.

Climb the pyramid

  1. Step 1National LeagueOne promotion place from the Football League
  2. Step 2National League North & SouthRegional, ruthless, 46 games
  3. Step 3-4Northern Prem / Southern / IsthmianFloodlights, sloping pitches
  4. Step 5-6County Premier divisionsWhere the pyramid gets personal
  5. Step 7+Parks and combination leaguesTwo quid, a raffle, a rope

Non-league rules of engagement

  • 01Pay on the gate with a fiver and get change
  • 02Swap ends at half time so you're behind the goal you're attacking
  • 03Programme, raffle ticket, chips — the holy trinity
  • 04Clubhouse open long after the final whistle
  • 05The manager does his own team talk within earshot

Cult clubs worth a Saturday

South London

Dulwich Hamlet

Pink and navy, brass band on the terrace, the most fashionable rope in football.

Moston

FC United of Manchester

Owned by its members, built by its members, singing louder than clubs ten tiers up.

Crosby

Marine AFC

Houses back onto the pitch. You can watch the game from a bedroom window.

Sussex

Lewes FC

Equal pay for the men's and women's teams since 2017. The Dripping Pan is a proper ground.

East London

Clapton CFC

The away kit outsold the club's own attendance figures. Antifascist by constitution.

Lancashire

Bamber Bridge

Irongate, a burger van that knows your order, and a pint you can take pitchside.

Live from the National League ladder

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Twinned Towns & Cities

Your town already has a sister club

Sheffield ↔ Stuttgart

Sheffield WednesdayEFL Championship
VfB StuttgartBundesliga

Wrexham ↔ Rennes

Wrexham AFCEFL Championship
Stade Rennais FCLigue 1

Berlin ↔ Buenos Aires

1. FC Union BerlinBundesliga
Boca JuniorsLiga Profesional

Hamburg ↔ Santos

FC St. PauliBundesliga
Santos FCSérie A

Venice ↔ Braga

Venezia FCSerie A
SC BragaPrimeira Liga

Cádiz ↔ Budapest

Cádiz CFLa Liga 2
FerencvárosNB I

Affiliated Teams

Shared owners, shared allegiances

Same ownership group

Inter Miami CFMLS
Palermo FCSerie B

Shared recruitment network

OGC NiceLigue 1
Bayer 04 LeverkusenBundesliga

Class of '92 orbit

Salford CityEFL League Two
Wrexham AFCEFL Championship

Investor crossover

Como 1907Serie A
RCD MallorcaLa Liga

Your Favourite Colour

Pick a palette, meet a club

Venezia FCVenice, Italy

The Matchday Journal

Purple football scarf on a cafe chair in Florence

Dispatch from Tuscany

Why ACF Fiorentina is the perfect autumn fling

There is something about the deep purple of Viola that mirrors the setting sun over the Arno. We spent 48 hours finding the best schiacciata near the stadium...

Detail of a patterned 1990s football kit

The Kit Room

10 Kits that deserve a secondary allegiance

From the neon patterns of the 90s to the minimalist masterpieces of the modern era, these jerseys are reason enough to buy a ticket.