{"predictions":[{"id":426164,"top_position":null,"createdAt":"2025-09-15T00:53:39.491Z","updatedAt":"2025-09-15T00:53:39.744Z","locale":"en","stb_internal_id":"01994adc-f6b6-720c-bd4c-3230c53266ae","overrides":null,"prediction_type_code":"fulltime-result-probability","predictions":[{"id":1428558,"name":"away","value":33.7},{"id":1428559,"name":"draw","value":26.12},{"id":1428560,"name":"home","value":40.14}],"match":{"stb_id":"2025-09-24-19-00-00-real-betis-balompie-vs-nottingham-forest-fc","team_a":{"id":50045,"name":"Real Betis Balompié","short_name":"Betis","tla_name":"BET","type":"club","gender":"male","status":"active","official_name":null,"founded":1907,"colors":"Green,White","nicknames":"Béticos,Los Verdiblancos,El Glorioso","createdAt":"2024-11-05T10:36:01.941Z","updatedAt":"2025-08-11T15:16:15.715Z","website":"http://www.realbetisbalompie.es","address":"Avenida de Heliópolis, s/n","address_city":"Sevilla","address_zip":"41012","locale":"en","stb_id":"real-betis-balompie","tier":null,"description":null,"top_position":null,"history_and_foundation":"## About Betis football club\n\n**Real Betis** is a professional Spanish football club from the city of **Seville**, founded in **1907**. It plays in **La Liga** and is one of the **most popular** and **oldest clubs in Andalusia**.\n\n**Betis** is known for its **emotional style of play**, **loyal fans** and a history that includes a **Spanish Championship (1935)** and **three Copa del Rey wins** (1977, 2005, 2022).\n\nThe slogan of the club is: *\"Long live Betis, even if it loses!\"*. It perfectly conveys the essence of the club - **fight, play spectacularly and never give up**.\n\nThe home arena is **Benito Villamarin**, one of the **hottest stadiums in Spain**, where the atmosphere can break any opponent.","sporting_achievements":"## Betis: the history of the club\n\n**Betis** has never been among the giants of Spanish football, but its history is **alternating ups and downs**. \n\n* In **1935**, the team won the **Spanish championship** for the first time, but was relegated to the lower division a few years later. \n* In the **1970s and 80s**, the club played brilliantly, won trophies, but constantly balanced between **La Liga** and **Segunda**. It was then that the cult of **Betis** was born - the club that always returns. \n* In **2005**, the team won the **Cup of Spain** and qualified for the **Champions League** for the first time in history. \n* In **2022** **Betis** repeated their triumph by winning the **Copa de España** again, proving that even in modern football you can win with **heart, not money**.","club_identity":"## Betis: Benito Villamarin Stadium\n\nIf you want to understand what **real football atmosphere** is, go to **Benito Villamarin**.\n\n* **Capacity** – more than 60,000 seats.\n* One of the **biggest stadiums in Spain**.\n* An atmosphere that puts pressure on opponents from the first minutes.\n\n## Betis: achievements\n\nAlthough **Betis** does not have dozens of titles, its victories have always been **loud**:\n\n* **Champion of Spain** – 1935.\n* **Spanish Cup** – 1977, 2005, 2022.\n* **Spanish Super Cup** – finalist.\n* **Champions League** – participant of the group stage in 2005.\n* Regular appearances in **European Cups**.","current_status_and_future":"## Betis: famous players\n\nMany legends played for the club:\n\n* **Joaquin Sanchez** is the symbol of Betis, a player who has given the club more than 20 years.\n* **Daniel Alves** – one of the best right backs in history, started right here.\n* **Ruben Castro** is the club's top scorer in modern history.\n* **Quique Setien** is the coach who produced spectacular attacking football in Betis.\n* **Nabil Fekir** is a modern star who chose Betis, although he could play in top clubs.\n\n## Betis: interesting facts\n\n* **Joaquin Sanchez** is the La Liga record holder for the number of matches played among outfield players.\n* In **2005** Betis became the first **Andalusian team** to enter the **Champions League**.\n* The club's fans are among the **most loyal** in Spain.\n* **Betis** has one of the largest stadiums in the country, ahead of even **Atletico Madrid**.\n* The club actively **supports young players**, regularly releasing its own students to the team.","stb_internal_id":"0192fbe5-46e2-790a-8d19-f78e392abe14","overrides":null,"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

About Betis football club

Real Betis is a professional Spanish football club from the city of Seville, founded in 1907. It plays in La Liga and is one of the most popular and oldest clubs in Andalusia.

Betis is known for its emotional style of play, loyal fans and a history that includes a Spanish Championship (1935) and three Copa del Rey wins (1977, 2005, 2022).

The slogan of the club is: \"Long live Betis, even if it loses!\". It perfectly conveys the essence of the club - fight, play spectacularly and never give up.

The home arena is Benito Villamarin, one of the hottest stadiums in Spain, where the atmosphere can break any opponent.

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Betis: the history of the club

Betis has never been among the giants of Spanish football, but its history is alternating ups and downs.

In 1935, the team won the Spanish championship for the first time, but was relegated to the lower division a few years later.
In the 1970s and 80s, the club played brilliantly, won trophies, but constantly balanced between La Liga and Segunda. It was then that the cult of Betis was born - the club that always returns.
In 2005, the team won the Cup of Spain and qualified for the Champions League for the first time in history.
In 2022 Betis repeated their triumph by winning the Copa de España again, proving that even in modern football you can win with heart, not money.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Betis: Benito Villamarin Stadium

If you want to understand what real football atmosphere is, go to Benito Villamarin.

Capacity – more than 60,000 seats.
One of the biggest stadiums in Spain.
An atmosphere that puts pressure on opponents from the first minutes.

Betis: achievements

Although Betis does not have dozens of titles, its victories have always been loud:

Champion of Spain – 1935.
Spanish Cup – 1977, 2005, 2022.
Spanish Super Cup – finalist.
Champions League – participant of the group stage in 2005.
Regular appearances in European Cups.

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Betis: famous players

Many legends played for the club:

Joaquin Sanchez is the symbol of Betis, a player who has given the club more than 20 years.
Daniel Alves – one of the best right backs in history, started right here.
Ruben Castro is the club's top scorer in modern history.
Quique Setien is the coach who produced spectacular attacking football in Betis.
Nabil Fekir is a modern star who chose Betis, although he could play in top clubs.

Betis: interesting facts

Joaquin Sanchez is the La Liga record holder for the number of matches played among outfield players.
In 2005 Betis became the first Andalusian team to enter the Champions League.
The club's fans are among the most loyal in Spain.
Betis has one of the largest stadiums in the country, ahead of even Atletico Madrid.
The club actively supports young players, regularly releasing its own students to the team.

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Nottingham Football Team: Overview

Nottingham Forest, founded in 1865, the club from the city of Nottingham is among the oldest in the world. But the main thing is not the date, but the fact that Forest won the European Champions Cup twice in a row, which many more famous teams failed to do.

He had a loud fame, difficult years and an unexpected comeback. And today Nottingham is among the best again.

\n
\"Legends don't die - they come back when you least expect them.\"
\n

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Nottingham history: how it began and what succeeded

It all started in the nineteenth century, when a group of men in Nottingham who were fond of hockey decided to create a football club. The name \"Forest\" was not taken by chance - the city is closely connected with the legends of Sherwood Forest and Robin Hood, so the symbolism was deeper than just a word.

In the 20th century the club gradually announced itself. But the real glory came at the end of the 70s, when the team was led by the charismatic and completely unconventional Brian Clough. Then everything happened very quickly:

In 1978 Forest won the First Division.
In 1979 — won the European Champions Cup.
In 1980 — did it again.

\n
\"At that moment it seemed that this club could turn football around.\"
\n

It was a team without superstars, but with incredible belief in their own abilities. Brian Clough created something completely new — not only tactics, but a psychological atmosphere where every player felt his importance.

After that, there was a decline. The club gradually slipped to the lower divisions, and later disappeared from the top football radar altogether. There were decades of silence, constant changes, instability.

But Forest didn't disappear. He was reborn, picked himself up piece by piece, until in 2022 he returned to the Premier League — after 23 years of absence. It wasn't just a comeback. It was an act of willpower.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Nottingham Stadium

City Ground is the home arena of Nottingham Forest, located right on the banks of the River Trent. If you haven't been there, you haven't experienced traditional English touch football. Opened in 1898, this arena now holds just over 30,000 fans.

This is not the most modern stadium. There is no shiny glass or fancy interiors. But there is something more important: closeness to the field, the real noise of the fans, the spirit of history in every stand.

\n
\"Locals call this place a shrine, because this is where the team created their legendary victories.\"
\n

The stadium was repeatedly renovated, but the main thing was left — the feeling of home. When you're at the City Ground, it doesn't matter who the opponent is. Here they always believe that Forest can fight anyone.

Nottingham achievements

The main titles of Forest are not just loud, but historic:

In 1978 the club won the England Championship.
And already in 1979 and 1980 he became a two-time winner of the European Champions Cup. It was a shock for football Europe: a modest team from Nottingham beat everyone.
Even earlier, in 1959, the club won the FA Cup.
In different periods, he won the League Cup, reached the semi-finals of the European Cups and repeatedly became the main surprise of the season.

\n
\"And while recent decades have been trophyless, Forest won the Championship play-off in 2022 and returned to the Premier League.\"
\n

Showing everyone: legends never die.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Nottingham famous players

There are many players who have made a name for themselves in the Nottingham shirt:

John Robertson — he was the heart of that legendary Clough team, scored decisive goals in Euro finals.
\n
Peter Shilton is a world-class goalkeeper, one of the best in the history of England.
\n
In the 90s played Roy Keane — the future captain of Manchester United. It was in Forest that he passed the character school.
\n
Stuart Pearce is another icon, a player who left everything he had on the field.
\n

Today, the club does not have world-class stars, but grows its own. Taivo Avonia, Brennan Johnson, Morgan Gibbs-White — these players are already becoming the new faces of modern Forest.

Nottingham interesting facts**

Nottingham Forest is the only club to have won the European Champions Cup more times than the national championship. And this still remains a fact that surprises even experienced football fans.
\n
The club was also the first to use the red shirts - it was Nottingham Forest who handed over the red kit to Arsenal when it was just being created.
\n

\n
\"That's the football legacy.\"
\n

It is worth noting that Nottingham Forest is a unique example of how history and character can be stronger than any temporary difficulties. Will the club be able to repeat the legendary achievements of the Brian Clough era? One thing is certain - the spirit of the City Ground and the traditions of Sherwood Forest make Nottingham a special place where dreams of greatness never die and come back when you least expect them. This is a club that proves that true greatness is measured not only by the number of trophies, but also by spirit and the ability to come back from the ashes.

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FC Dallas stands as one of the cornerstone franchises in American soccer history, tracing its roots back to the inception of Major League Soccer. Originally established in 1995 as the Dallas Burn, the club emerged as one of the ten founding members that launched MLS in its inaugural 1996 season. The early history of FC Dallas represents a significant chapter in the development of professional soccer within the United States, particularly in the southern region where the sport had yet to gain substantial mainstream traction.

The club's foundation was intrinsically linked to the vision of Lamar Hunt, a pioneering figure in American sports who recognized soccer's potential in the U.S. market. Hunt, already renowned for his contributions to American football as the founder of the American Football League and owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, brought his entrepreneurial spirit to soccer, helping to establish a sustainable professional league structure. His commitment to FC Dallas history formed part of a broader legacy in developing soccer infrastructure throughout the country.

In 2005, the franchise underwent a significant transformation, rebranding from Dallas Burn to FC Dallas. This name change represented more than a simple marketing decision; it signaled the club's ambition to align with global soccer traditions while maintaining its unique Texan identity. The \"FC\" designation (Football Club) connected the team to international soccer nomenclature, reflecting growing sophistication among American soccer organizations.

During its formative years as Dallas Burn, the team initially played at the Cotton Bowl, a historic stadium that, while iconic, wasn't designed primarily for soccer. This period highlighted the challenges facing early MLS teams, which often operated in facilities ill-suited to the intimate atmosphere that enhances soccer spectatorship. Nevertheless, the Burn established a competitive presence in the league, building the foundation for what would eventually become FC Dallas.

The transition to FC Dallas coincided with another pivotal development – the construction of a soccer-specific stadium in Frisco, Texas, which would later become known as Toyota Stadium. This move represented the club's maturation and commitment to creating an authentic soccer experience for fans while establishing deep roots in the North Texas community. The FC Dallas history reflects the broader evolution of soccer in America – from a niche sport with borrowed facilities to a respected league with purpose-built infrastructure and growing cultural significance.

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Throughout its existence, FC Dallas achievements have positioned the club as a consistently competitive force in American soccer, though the ultimate prize has remained elusive. The team's highest achievement in MLS Cup competition came in 2010 when FC Dallas reached the championship final, falling just short against the Colorado Rapids in a tightly contested match that ended with a 2-1 defeat in extra time. This appearance represented the culmination of a remarkable playoff run and established FC Dallas as a legitimate title contender.

The club's trophy cabinet features multiple significant honors, beginning during its Dallas Burn era. The team claimed its first major silverware by winning the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in 1997, defeating D.C. United in the final. This achievement carries particular emotional weight given the trophy's namesake and the Hunt family's ongoing ownership of the club. FC Dallas demonstrated continued success in this tournament with additional U.S. Open Cup victories in 1999 and 2001, establishing itself as a formidable cup competitor.

FC Dallas reached its competitive peak during the 2016 campaign, when the team secured the Supporters' Shield – awarded to the MLS team with the best regular-season record. This achievement recognized the club's exceptional consistency throughout the 34-game regular season and stands as validation of the team's player development philosophy and tactical approach. The 2016 season also saw FC Dallas complete a double by winning the U.S. Open Cup, defeating New England Revolution in the final.

The club has also demonstrated regional dominance by securing the Western Conference Championship on multiple occasions – first in 2010 as part of their MLS Cup final run, and subsequently in 2015 and 2016 during a period of particular competitive strength. These conference titles highlight FC Dallas achievements across different eras of the team's development.

Beyond domestic competitions, FC Dallas has represented MLS in international tournaments, including the CONCACAF Champions League. While continental success has proven challenging for most MLS teams, FC Dallas has participated in these competitions with distinction, most notably reaching the semifinals of the 2016-17 CONCACAF Champions League before falling to eventual champions Pachuca of Mexico.

The competitive achievements of FC Dallas, while lacking the multiple MLS Cup victories that define some franchise legacies, nonetheless reflect a club that has maintained competitive relevance throughout its existence while establishing a distinctive approach to team building focused on player development and tactical sophistication.

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Toyota Stadium serves as the beating heart of the FC Dallas organization, representing far more than simply a venue for matches. Opened on August 6, 2005, this soccer-specific facility in Frisco, Texas marked a watershed moment for both the club and American soccer infrastructure. With a capacity of approximately 19,000 spectators, FC Dallas stadium provides an intimate atmosphere that maximizes fan engagement while maintaining comfortable viewing experiences. The stadium's design prioritizes sight lines specifically optimized for soccer, contrasting sharply with the multi-purpose venues that characterized the early MLS era.

What truly distinguishes Toyota Stadium among American soccer venues is its integration with the National Soccer Hall of Fame, which opened within the facility in 2018. This unique combination creates a space that simultaneously celebrates the sport's history while showcasing its present and future through live competition. The FC Dallas stadium complex encompasses 17 tournament-grade fields surrounding the main venue, establishing it as one of North America's premier soccer development centers.

The visual identity of FC Dallas centers around a distinctive color palette of red, white, and blue – colors that resonate with both Texan and American identity – accented with silver elements. The club's logo features a prominent bull design, symbolizing strength and determination while connecting to the region's cattle ranching heritage. This imagery extends to the team's popular mascot, Tex Hooper, a bull character who engages fans and embodies the club's spirited approach.

Ownership continuity represents another defining aspect of FC Dallas identity. The club remains under the stewardship of Hunt Sports Group, chaired by Clark Hunt, son of original founder Lamar Hunt. This familial connection to one of American soccer's pioneering figures provides FC Dallas with a sense of heritage often lacking in younger sports franchises.

Numerously talented players have worn the FC Dallas colors throughout its history. Jason Kreis established himself as the franchise's first iconic figure, becoming the first American-born MLS MVP in 1999 while playing for the then-Dallas Burn. David Ferreira, the Colombian playmaker who orchestrated the team's attack during their 2010 MLS Cup final run, claimed the league MVP award that season, cementing his place among FC Dallas famous players. Brek Shea, with his distinctive skills and appearance, emerged as both an MLS All-Star and MVP finalist while representing FC Dallas, eventually earning a transfer to English Premier League side Stoke City. Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman set numerous MLS records during his 2010-2012 tenure with the club, while homegrown players like Kellyn Acosta exemplified the team's commitment to developing local talent.

The club's identity extends beyond competitive elements to include a pioneering approach to youth development. The FC Dallas Academy has gained international recognition for its effectiveness in producing professional-caliber players, with the club often fielding matchday rosters featuring numerous academy graduates – a rarity in MLS. This focus on organic talent development rather than exclusively pursuing international signings has distinguished FC Dallas identity within American soccer circles.

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In the contemporary MLS landscape, FC Dallas maintains its position as a respected organization that balances competitive ambition with sustainable business practices and long-term player development. The club consistently qualifies for playoff contention, establishing itself as a perennial challenger in the Western Conference while embodying stability in a league where many franchises experience significant performance fluctuations.

The cornerstone of FC Dallas' current operational philosophy centers on its world-class youth development system. The FC Dallas Academy ranks among the most productive talent pipelines in North American soccer, having graduated numerous players to professional contracts both domestically and internationally. This academy-first approach represents a distinct market positioning in MLS, where many clubs allocate substantial resources toward acquiring established international talent rather than developing homegrown players.

FC Dallas interesting facts extend to its unique relationship with European clubs, particularly Bayern Munich. The strategic partnership established between these organizations facilitates knowledge exchange, coaching development, and potential player movement pathways. This international collaboration underscores the global respect FC Dallas has earned for its developmental methodology.

The club's current roster reflects its philosophical approach, featuring a blend of academy graduates, strategically acquired international players, and experienced MLS veterans. This balanced squad construction enables tactical flexibility while maintaining fiscal responsibility—a model that has proven sustainable even as MLS salary expenditures increase league-wide.

Looking toward the future, FC Dallas appears positioned to continue its trajectory as an organization that prioritizes smart growth over flashy short-term acquisitions. The club has invested in expanding its scouting networks throughout Latin America, identifying promising talents who complement the technical playing style emphasized throughout the organization's development structure.

The relationship between FC Dallas and the North Texas soccer community continues strengthening, with extensive grassroots initiatives connecting the professional team to youth players across the region. These community engagements serve both altruistic and practical purposes, broadening the talent identification net while building passionate supporter bases for future generations.

As MLS continues evolving with expansion teams and increasing international attention, FC Dallas stands as an instructive example of organizational consistency. While the club lacks the massive urban market or celebrity ownership that generates headlines for some franchises, its steadfast commitment to a defined sporting identity and development philosophy ensures FC Dallas remains a significant contributor to the American soccer landscape.

Ultimately, the future success of FC Dallas will likely be measured not only by trophies secured but also by the continued production of talent capable of representing both the club and potentially the United States national team on international stages. This dual focus on competitive results and player development has become the defining characteristic of a franchise that, while not always commanding national headlines, has secured a respected position within North American soccer's evolving ecosystem.

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FC","short_name":"Arsenal","tla_name":"ARS","type":"club","gender":"male","status":"active","official_name":"Arsenal Football Club ","founded":1886,"colors":"Red,White","nicknames":"The Gunners","createdAt":"2024-11-04T12:40:14.264Z","updatedAt":"2025-08-15T00:10:39.968Z","website":"http://www.arsenal.com","address":"75 Drayton Park","address_city":"Islington, Borough of London","address_zip":"N5 1BU","locale":"en","stb_id":"arsenal-fc","tier":null,"description":null,"top_position":null,"history_and_foundation":"## Information about the Arsenal club: important and interesting facts\n\n**Arsenal** is not just a football club from **London**. This is a team that **changed the perception of English football** and created **new eras** with their own hands. Founded in **1886**, **Arsenal** is today one of the **most recognizable and respected clubs in the world**.\n\nHis story is a path from a **working class to the elite of European football**. The team has more than **ten championships**, **fourteen FA Cups**, as well as **a unique season without a single defeat**, which is still fondly remembered.\n\n> \"Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"\n","sporting_achievements":"## Arsenal history: where it all began\n\nThe history of **Arsenal** begins not with a big arena, but with a **small workshop**. The club was created by **workmen of the arsenal in Woolwich** - hence the name. In the early years, the team played mostly for themselves and local spectators, but gradually established themselves in **London football**.\n\nIn **1913** the club moved to a new stadium — **Highbury** — and began to write major pages in the history of the English game.\n\n**The real transformation** came in the **30s** when the team was led by **Herbert Chapman**. It was he who made **Arsenal** a leader — **tactically, physically, mentally**. In those years, the club won **title after title** and introduced **new methods**, which were later used by everyone.\n\n**In the post-war period** successes alternated with pauses, but **Arsenal** always remained in the game. In the **90s** everything changed — **Arsene Wenger** came. The Frenchman who brought to London not only **new football**, but also **new vision**.\n\n> \"With him, the team played brightly, elegantly, quickly. In 2004, the Gunners went the entire season in the Premier League without a single defeat.\"\n\n**It was not just a championship** - it was a **football work of art**.\n\n**After Wenger** the club had a difficult period. New coaches, change of generations, restructuring. But now, under **Mikel Arteta**, **Arsenal** once again look like a team that wants more than just being in the table.\n\n**He wants to become champion again** - not because he has stars, but because he **found his idea again**.","club_identity":"## Arsenal stadium\n\nFor many years, the heart of **Arsenal** was **Highbury** — cozy, compact, with narrow stands and character. It felt like **the field was meeting the fans**. But time passed, and the club needed a **new arena**.\n\nThis is how **Emirates** appeared — a modern stadium with more than **60,000 seats**, opened in **2006**.\n\n**Emirates** is not as atmospheric as **Highbury**, but it became **the foundation for a new era**. **Cesc Fabregas, Robin van Persie** played here, and now **Saka, Edegore, Rice**. In this stadium, **Arsenal** was looking for itself and, it seems, **found**.\n\n> \"At the Emirates, everything is built for comfort: space, sound, view. But most importantly, it has preserved the voice of Arsenal.\"\n\n**On big match days**, when the stadium is singing, when the tension is in the air, it becomes clear: this is not just a building. This is a **new home**.\n\n## Arsenal achievements\n\nIn the football sense, **Arsenal** is a **giant**:\n\n* **Thirteen times** the club won the **Championship of England**. **The last championship** won **without defeat** became legendary. No one else has repeated this in the **Premier League**.\n\n* In the **FA Cup**, **Arsenal** is the **absolute record holder**: **fourteen wins**.\n\n* And also — **two European Cup finals**: **1994 Cup Winners' Cup**, won against **Parma**, and **Champions League 2006**, when **Arsenal** put up a decent fight with **Barcelona**.\n\n> \"But Arsenal's achievements are not just about trophies. It's about the game. The style. The dedication to the idea.\"\n\n**When a team builds an attack** from the defender's first pass and leads it to a shot, the fans know that this is **our football**.","current_status_and_future":"## Arsenal famous players\n\nIn the list of great names of **Arsenal** — **a whole era**:\n\n1. **Thierry Henry** — **elegance in movement**, precision in every touch. His goals are **separate poetry**.\n\n2. **Patrick Vieira** is a captain who held the midfield like a **fortress**.\n\n3. **Tony Adams** — **a symbol of stability and loyalty**, a person who **gave the club a career**.\n\n4. **Denis Bergkamp** is a player who could **stop the ball in the air** like no other.\n\n**In more recent times** there were **Cesc Fabregas, Aaron Ramsey, Robin van Persie**. And today — **Bukayo Saka, Martin Edegore, Gabriel Jesus**.\n\n> \"Arsenal never depended on one person - there was always a team here, where each player added something of his own to the overall mosaic.\"\n\n## Arsenal interesting facts\n\n* **Arsenal** is **the first club from the south of England** to join the **Football League**. It also became the **first team** to play a **televised** match.\n\n* **Only Arsenal** have a streak of **49 matches without defeat** in the **Premier League**.\n\n* And also - he has **never been relegated** from the top division since **1919**. This is a **stability** that not everyone can boast of.\n\n* **Arsenal fans** are known for their **stamina**. They went through years without trophies, through the change of generations, through doubts - but **did not break**.\n\n> \"Because loving Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"\n\n**It is worth noting** that **Arsenal** continues to **rebuild its greatness** under the leadership of **Mikel Arteta**, combining **glorious traditions** with a modern approach to the game. Will the club be able to **return the championship titles**? One thing is certain - the **spirit of the Gunners** and their **dedication to beautiful football** make **Arsenal** a special place where **traditions are respected** and **the art of the game** is valued above all else. **The Emirates** continues to be the home of those who **believe in the power of the team** and the **beauty of football**.","stb_internal_id":"0192f730-a5f8-7428-baee-223a4f500cbd","overrides":{"name":"Montevideo City Torque"},"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

Information about the Arsenal club: important and interesting facts

Arsenal is not just a football club from London. This is a team that changed the perception of English football and created new eras with their own hands. Founded in 1886, Arsenal is today one of the most recognizable and respected clubs in the world.

His story is a path from a working class to the elite of European football. The team has more than ten championships, fourteen FA Cups, as well as a unique season without a single defeat, which is still fondly remembered.

\n
\"Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

Arsenal history: where it all began

The history of Arsenal begins not with a big arena, but with a small workshop. The club was created by workmen of the arsenal in Woolwich - hence the name. In the early years, the team played mostly for themselves and local spectators, but gradually established themselves in London football.

In 1913 the club moved to a new stadium — Highbury — and began to write major pages in the history of the English game.

The real transformation came in the 30s when the team was led by Herbert Chapman. It was he who made Arsenal a leader — tactically, physically, mentally. In those years, the club won title after title and introduced new methods, which were later used by everyone.

In the post-war period successes alternated with pauses, but Arsenal always remained in the game. In the 90s everything changed — Arsene Wenger came. The Frenchman who brought to London not only new football, but also new vision.

\n
\"With him, the team played brightly, elegantly, quickly. In 2004, the Gunners went the entire season in the Premier League without a single defeat.\"
\n

It was not just a championship - it was a football work of art.

After Wenger the club had a difficult period. New coaches, change of generations, restructuring. But now, under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal once again look like a team that wants more than just being in the table.

He wants to become champion again - not because he has stars, but because he found his idea again.

\n","club_identity_html":"

Arsenal stadium

For many years, the heart of Arsenal was Highbury — cozy, compact, with narrow stands and character. It felt like the field was meeting the fans. But time passed, and the club needed a new arena.

This is how Emirates appeared — a modern stadium with more than 60,000 seats, opened in 2006.

Emirates is not as atmospheric as Highbury, but it became the foundation for a new era. Cesc Fabregas, Robin van Persie played here, and now Saka, Edegore, Rice. In this stadium, Arsenal was looking for itself and, it seems, found.

\n
\"At the Emirates, everything is built for comfort: space, sound, view. But most importantly, it has preserved the voice of Arsenal.\"
\n

On big match days, when the stadium is singing, when the tension is in the air, it becomes clear: this is not just a building. This is a new home.

Arsenal achievements

In the football sense, Arsenal is a giant:

Thirteen times the club won the Championship of England. The last championship won without defeat became legendary. No one else has repeated this in the Premier League.
\n
In the FA Cup, Arsenal is the absolute record holder: fourteen wins.
\n
And also — two European Cup finals: 1994 Cup Winners' Cup, won against Parma, and Champions League 2006, when Arsenal put up a decent fight with Barcelona.
\n

\n
\"But Arsenal's achievements are not just about trophies. It's about the game. The style. The dedication to the idea.\"
\n

When a team builds an attack from the defender's first pass and leads it to a shot, the fans know that this is our football.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

Arsenal famous players

In the list of great names of Arsenal — a whole era:

Thierry Henry — elegance in movement, precision in every touch. His goals are separate poetry.
\n
Patrick Vieira is a captain who held the midfield like a fortress.
\n
Tony Adams — a symbol of stability and loyalty, a person who gave the club a career.
\n
Denis Bergkamp is a player who could stop the ball in the air like no other.
\n

In more recent times there were Cesc Fabregas, Aaron Ramsey, Robin van Persie. And today — Bukayo Saka, Martin Edegore, Gabriel Jesus.

\n
\"Arsenal never depended on one person - there was always a team here, where each player added something of his own to the overall mosaic.\"
\n

Arsenal interesting facts

Arsenal is the first club from the south of England to join the Football League. It also became the first team to play a televised match.
\n
Only Arsenal have a streak of 49 matches without defeat in the Premier League.
\n
And also - he has never been relegated from the top division since 1919. This is a stability that not everyone can boast of.
\n
Arsenal fans are known for their stamina. They went through years without trophies, through the change of generations, through doubts - but did not break.
\n

\n
\"Because loving Arsenal isn't about results. It's about belonging.\"
\n

It is worth noting that Arsenal continues to rebuild its greatness under the leadership of Mikel Arteta, combining glorious traditions with a modern approach to the game. Will the club be able to return the championship titles? One thing is certain - the spirit of the Gunners and their dedication to beautiful football make Arsenal a special place where traditions are respected and the art of the game is valued above all else. The Emirates continues to be the home of those who believe in the power of the team and the beauty of football.

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Founded in **1895** as a **football club of shipyard workers**, it grew over the years into a full-fledged participant in the **Premier League and European Cups**.\n\nThe club has **its history**, its traditions, its heroes — and even **its own song**, which everyone who has been to a match at least once knows. They **do not promise mountains of gold** here, but **honestly work in the field**. And this is **West Ham's greatest asset**.\n\n> \"West Ham are a team that proves that true strength lies in tradition and character.\"\n","sporting_achievements":"## West Ham history\n\nAt first it was just **a team of factory workers** who were going to chase the ball after the shift. But over time, the matter became serious. In **1900** the club changed its name to the one it bears today. **West Ham** played in the **lower divisions** for a long time until it made its way to the **Higher League**, where it began to gain momentum.\n\n**The very first **FA Cup final** for **West Ham** was in **1923** - the one that went down in history as the **\"white final\"** because of the crowd at **Wembley**. Then the team lost, but it was already talked about.\n\n**In the 60s** the club really opened up. The players of **West Ham** — **Moore, Hurst, Peters** — were **the basis of the England team**, which won the **World Cup in 1966**.\n\n> \"Then there were different periods. There were years in the First Division, there were also in the Championship. But West Ham always came back.\"\n\n**In the 2000s**, the team found a new rhythm — **building itself from the bottom up**. In **2016** it moved from good old **Upton Park** to a new arena — **London Stadium**. And in **2023** it won the European Cup — the **UEFA Conference League**. This is not just a trophy, but **proof that the path was the right one**.\n","club_identity":"## West Ham Stadium\n\n**London Stadium** is the current home of **West Ham**. A large arena built for the **2012 Olympics** and later converted into a **football stadium**. There are more than **60,000 seats**, and it is one of **the largest venues in the country**. Located in **Stratford** — the new center of London, it is convenient to get there by train and underground.\n\n**Until 2016**, the club played at **Upton Park** — an old, cozy, slightly cramped, but **home stadium**. Many fans **miss that atmosphere**. It was **close, loud, in its own way**. But the new arena is a **different level**, more spectators, more opportunities.\n\n> \"At the London Stadium, the team plays with confidence. There have already been victories against the top teams here, and it was here that West Ham won the matches that led them to the Conference League final.\"\n\n## West Ham achievements\n\n**West Ham** doesn't have a shelf full of trophies, but the ones there are **not random**:\n\n* The team won the FA Cup three times — in 1964, 1975 and 1980.\n* In **1965** she won the **Cup of Cups** — it was the **first international trophy**.\n* In **2023**, **West Ham** reminded of itself again — won the **UEFA Conference League**, beating **Fiorentina** in the final. It wasn't just a win, it was **the culmination of years of team building**.\n\n**In different years**, the club played in the **League Cup finals**, reached the **Eurocup quarterfinals**, and was in the **top 6 of the championship** several times. It is a **stable club** that sometimes rolls down but **always comes back up**.\n","current_status_and_future":"## West Ham famous players\n\nEven those who have never watched football have heard of **Bobby Moore**. He is the **symbol of West Ham** and the captain of the national team that won the **World Cup**. Next to him is **Jeff Hurst**, who scored **three goals** in that final. And **Martin Peters**, another hero of that lineup.\n\n**In recent times** the club played **Joe Cole, Trevor Sinclair, Carlton Cole**, as well as **Frank Lampard** - it was at **West Ham** that he started his career. **Mark Noble** is another important image. He did not play in the top teams, but he was **the heart of the team for more than 15 years**.\n\n> \"Of the latter is Declan Rice, who became a captain and a real leader until he joined Arsenal.\"\n\n**Jarrod Boen**, who scored the **winning goal in the Conference League Final**, also became a **fan favorite**.\n\n## West Ham interesting facts\n\n* **West Ham Anthem** is the song **\"I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles\"**. It is sung before every match, and the stands launch **soap bubbles**. It looks childish, but in fact it is a **strong tradition**. It is about **hope, about faith in the best**, even when it is difficult.\n\n* The club is nicknamed **\"hammer breakers\"** — in honor of its **working class origin**. These symbols have remained on the **emblem** until today.\n\n> \"West Ham is not ashamed of its roots - on the contrary, it is proud of them.\"\n\n**It is worth noting** that **West Ham** remains a **unique example** of how a club can **maintain its identity** in modern football. Will the team be able to **consolidate their European ambitions**? One thing is certain — the **London Stadium spirit** and the **Hammer traditions** make **West Ham** a special place where **work ethic** meets **football dreams** and **every victory** is earned by **honest work**. This is a club that **proves** that real power is not in money, but in **character and dedication**.\n","stb_internal_id":"0192f730-db30-76e5-8898-f20de64b2d08","overrides":null,"has_social_media_links":true,"has_social_media_relations":true,"has_membership_relations":true,"has_matches":true,"has_article_relations":false,"history_and_foundation_html":"

West Ham: all about the football team

West Ham United is a team from London that doesn't chase the big headlines but always stays in the game. Founded in 1895 as a football club of shipyard workers, it grew over the years into a full-fledged participant in the Premier League and European Cups.

The club has its history, its traditions, its heroes — and even its own song, which everyone who has been to a match at least once knows. They do not promise mountains of gold here, but honestly work in the field. And this is West Ham's greatest asset.

\n
\"West Ham are a team that proves that true strength lies in tradition and character.\"
\n

\n","sporting_achievements_html":"

West Ham history

At first it was just a team of factory workers who were going to chase the ball after the shift. But over time, the matter became serious. In 1900 the club changed its name to the one it bears today. West Ham played in the lower divisions for a long time until it made its way to the Higher League, where it began to gain momentum.

**The very first FA Cup final for West Ham was in 1923 - the one that went down in history as the \"white final\" because of the crowd at Wembley. Then the team lost, but it was already talked about.

In the 60s the club really opened up. The players of West Ham — Moore, Hurst, Peters — were the basis of the England team, which won the World Cup in 1966.

\n
\"Then there were different periods. There were years in the First Division, there were also in the Championship. But West Ham always came back.\"
\n

In the 2000s, the team found a new rhythm — building itself from the bottom up. In 2016 it moved from good old Upton Park to a new arena — London Stadium. And in 2023 it won the European Cup — the UEFA Conference League. This is not just a trophy, but proof that the path was the right one.

\n","club_identity_html":"

West Ham Stadium

London Stadium is the current home of West Ham. A large arena built for the 2012 Olympics and later converted into a football stadium. There are more than 60,000 seats, and it is one of the largest venues in the country. Located in Stratford — the new center of London, it is convenient to get there by train and underground.

Until 2016, the club played at Upton Park — an old, cozy, slightly cramped, but home stadium. Many fans miss that atmosphere. It was close, loud, in its own way. But the new arena is a different level, more spectators, more opportunities.

\n
\"At the London Stadium, the team plays with confidence. There have already been victories against the top teams here, and it was here that West Ham won the matches that led them to the Conference League final.\"
\n

West Ham achievements

West Ham doesn't have a shelf full of trophies, but the ones there are not random:

The team won the FA Cup three times — in 1964, 1975 and 1980.
In 1965 she won the Cup of Cups — it was the first international trophy.
In 2023, West Ham reminded of itself again — won the UEFA Conference League, beating Fiorentina in the final. It wasn't just a win, it was the culmination of years of team building.

In different years, the club played in the League Cup finals, reached the Eurocup quarterfinals, and was in the top 6 of the championship several times. It is a stable club that sometimes rolls down but always comes back up.

\n","current_status_and_future_html":"

West Ham famous players

Even those who have never watched football have heard of Bobby Moore. He is the symbol of West Ham and the captain of the national team that won the World Cup. Next to him is Jeff Hurst, who scored three goals in that final. And Martin Peters, another hero of that lineup.

In recent times the club played Joe Cole, Trevor Sinclair, Carlton Cole, as well as Frank Lampard - it was at West Ham that he started his career. Mark Noble is another important image. He did not play in the top teams, but he was the heart of the team for more than 15 years.

\n
\"Of the latter is Declan Rice, who became a captain and a real leader until he joined Arsenal.\"
\n

Jarrod Boen, who scored the winning goal in the Conference League Final, also became a fan favorite.

West Ham interesting facts

West Ham Anthem is the song \"I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles\". It is sung before every match, and the stands launch soap bubbles. It looks childish, but in fact it is a strong tradition. It is about hope, about faith in the best, even when it is difficult.
\n
The club is nicknamed \"hammer breakers\" — in honor of its working class origin. These symbols have remained on the emblem until today.
\n

\n
\"West Ham is not ashamed of its roots - on the contrary, it is proud of them.\"
\n

It is worth noting that West Ham remains a unique example of how a club can maintain its identity in modern football. Will the team be able to consolidate their European ambitions? One thing is certain — the London Stadium spirit and the Hammer traditions make West Ham a special place where work ethic meets football dreams and every victory is earned by honest work. This is a club that proves that real power is not in money, but in character and dedication.

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