Burnley
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Burnley Football Club's long and proud history dates back to 1882, and is one of England's earliest professional football teams, winning the English league twice, the FA Cup once, and the Charity Shield twice. Burnley can truly claim to be England's great travelling sides, winning all four divisions of English football throughout their history, one of only five football clubs to do so.

The Clarets host their games at Turf Moor, their home ground since 1883, and share a friendly relationship with Aston Villa while constesting the East Lancashire Derby with their long-time rivals Blackburn Rovers.

A well-known progressive club in their day, Burnley were one of the first sides in England to use a purpose-built training centre. Legendary manager Harry Potts introduced the revolutionary Total Football style to England.

Falling on hard times, Burnley spent many years away from the top-flight, returning in 2008 aftter over 30 years in the lower leagues. Their promotion made Burnley the smallest town to host a Premier League club.

Current manager Sean Dyche took the reins in 2012, and has taken Burnley to the top-flight and into European competition, cementing the club's position as a up-and-coming football team with an eye for upward movement.