The biggest one is Manchester United > Liverpool. I hate the former, but can't deny the shift in english football once Fergie came.

There are so many salty man utd and arsenal fans, calm down

Between Arsenal and Tottenham Who has won a trophy more recently? Who is ahead on the table? Who won the latest derby? Who won the league more recently? Yeah, really a powershift

Since 2008 Man united 9 trophies Man city 5 trophies But.. Cities trophies are more important Premier league's United 4 City 2 Champions Leagues United 1 City 0 Power shift

Liverpool and Manchester United should be on this list. 50s-60s United 70s-80s Liverpool 90s-00s United 00s-10s? Probably still United

What about the Birmingham (The Second City) power shift? In 1956, Birmingham City finished their highest position of 6th in the old first division, 14 paces above Aston Villa, and through the next decade, they won a League Cup beating Aston Villa in the final 3-1, reached 2 Inter Cities Fairs Cup finals, and an FA Cup whilst Aston Villa were a mediocre side. Fast forward 5/6 decades later, Aston Villa won a European Cup in the 80’s, became a firm fixture in the top flight for over 30 years before their relegation in 2016, competed countless times in Europe, produced and brought greater talent than Birmingham, have a better derby record against Birmingham, and have recently come closer to returning to the top flight than Birmingham, who have been battling relegation to the third tier for the last 4/5 years. Now that’s a power shift.

I like it how he says that the Manchester powershift is more in progress than completed but yet Man Utd fans immediately called him out like if he said that Man City is already better XD

Appreciated the shoutout to the Portuguese big 3. Definitely worth a mention. It's quite a strange trio of teams, and not really paralelled anywhere else in Europe, to my knowledge.

I would have thought Everton and Liverpool would have deserved a mention ...By 1970 both clubs had 7 league titles each with Everton having won one more FA cup ... Since then Everton have won 2 league titles and 2 FA cups while Liverpool essentially dominated English and European football through the 70s and 80s

Power shifts in North London. Hahahaha. When you fill your trophy cabinet is when we will be talking about power shifts but until then keep challenging Burnley

To all those fighting over Manchester power shift, Pato clearly said it was a power shift in the making meaning the complete power shift has not taken place yet, but the signs are there that it has begun. This is what happens when more focus is on typing rather than listening to the video.

I like how with every other team they mentioned how many trophies they had one compared to their rivals but when they did Sp***s and Arsenal they mentioned that they finneshed aboved us once

Its fun, as an EFL fan, to watch tons of triggered premier league supporters rant about how good their team is compared to their rivals. No one cares about how many titles you have won. Start caring about how many titles you are currently winning.

Arsenal are above them in the league and won the north london derby! Tottenham finished above them for the first time in AGES, surely that's not a power shift??

Spurs the kind of team to feel finishing above their rivals once in 20 years is a power shift

Practically the same top 10 as dying Derby matches 😂

I see City, I click

Initial city have 21 league titles 4 champions leagues and 13 fa cups can they say that there is a power shift. Manchester will always be red and the score today will be 2-1 United come you reds

Spurs? What have they won to 'shift the power' ?

Nesta in Milan's 80s and 90s team?

How is Roberto Di Matteo not in the "10 Managers Who Did The Impossible" video

Juventus and torino are like the crips and bloods of football😂

I think it's hilarious how he makes it so obvious he's reading from a script behind the camera 😂

Lol a Powershift between Arsenal and Tottenham when this is the first time Spurs have finished above Arsenal.

"Arsenal was the best team in the world" - Don't have a single Champions League title

There’s no power shift in Manchester just because they’ve won a few pathetic titles doesn’t mean fuck 20 league titles and 3 champions leagues is what they need

stars would rather wear blue than red? not even close to being true yet. I mean look at all of city's youth leaving because guardiola won't give them a chance.

Nesta never played under sacchi

Arsenal have never been the best club in the world...

Nesta didn’t play for AC Milan in the 80s or 90s 😂 😂 😂

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Nesta wasn't a Milan player at the time of the Dutch trio ...

4 to 20 how is that quickly

You forgot to mention why porto won 5 championsships in a row

No power shifts in Manchester or London

Can't wait for De Bruyne to score, kneel down, and make a cringy dab

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Awesome match. I think best match in the Season. Leo Messi is Comeback. Suarez is comeback. So what a match

Is Pato actually an Arsenal fan?

City need to win 18 more league titles & 4 more European trophies until Manchester can be considered Blue

Look at the table, 5. Arsenal 6. Spurs Real power shift there

Liverpool and United

There's no powershift in London tho

Did he just say that Schalke 04 scored 99 goals in 17 games?!!!

What do we think of Tottenham?

RIP Hans Kraay 🇳🇱

Mentioning Harry redknapp there don't seem right.

What abt Barca vs. Madrid

Madrid and Barcelona

Don’t think there’s a power shift in Manchester 🤔

I’m loving every moment of seeing salty MU fans

how tf is there a power shift in north london

panathinaikos - olympiakos those are the two greatest teams in greek football

wait... did you smile?

this guys making up bs last year man utd placed above city its only this year city are doing better but hey haven't even won yet

So Man City only need another 50 trophies to catch United

No power shift in North London or Manchester.

I'm sorry, what have Tottenham actually won? They flopped everything last season whilst we won the FA cup. Power Shift? LOLOL

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Sorry fc barcelona made the UCL 11 on the row too brother

El Clasico?

there is no power shift in north london!

pat how much they paying u one like equal one step closer for pat to be be free

1860 and bayern?

17 + 7 + 2 = 27 wtf

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Power shift in Manchester? United = 20 league titles City = 2 league titles 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Man city haven't win a treble in their history while man utd did

Surely united over Liverpool has to be above city and united W

We will win the battle today,Manchester will be red and has always been red!

Hahahah, power shift in Manchester. Hahahahahahaha. Because, 2nd, 3rd an 4th places are trophies hahahahaha

That Man City needed hundreds of millions of pounds from their new owners was confirmation that they were hopeless and could never compete with Man United. In the City history books, they'll have to read the chapter explaining Man City's rise to success, wherein it will be evident that City needed outside money to compete because City itself-as a club-could not. If City's owners decide they've made enough profit and sell the club, they'll have big problems. For this reason alone, City will never be as great as United or Liverpool, or even Arsenal. They're just like PSG.

Man utd and liverpool chelsea and arsenal....not totenham

Manchester is red

What bullshit power swift in London Arsenal have finished above Tottenham 20 times in row Arsenal have been invincible and Tottenham been second

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Spurs have yet to win the league,City have less titles than Sunderland.

Manchester will always he red

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HAHA how much does he hate Man U. City has certainly improved and is a great team but this guy is acting like Utd is shit now. I guess it’s hard being an Arsenal fan.

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