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Guingamp, in France, won two French Cups, could have been considered. Their population is just under 7,000 and their stadium has a capacity of 19,000

In Poland there is a tem called Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza. While not very successful, they played in the top division for three seasons (2015-2018). The population of Nieciecza is 723 people, which for a 40 million country is a very, very small village. Fun fact is, the main sponsor, Bruk-Bet, produces concrete and ceramics, just like the town of Sassuolo. Their stadium has a capacity of 4595 seats, so over six times the population of the village

Ludogorets are based in a Bulgarian town with a population of 33 thousand. They are 8-times consecutive champions and have played twice in the UCL in the last 5 years and almost every year in the Europa League knockout stages. I think they deserved at least an honorable mention.

Kaiserslautern: population of 100.000 and stadium capacity of 50.000; one of The most successful clubs in Germany with Many League wins and cup wins

Beating Norwich, the boy KSI winning in LA, and making it into a "good" list on HITC is probably as close as we'll come to a treble any time soon. But after the sporting misery I've had to endure of late, I'll take it.

Can you do 7 capital cities with no top flight teams Wow! Nearly 0.1% of people watch this and like this! Thank you!

I can't argue with the number 1 pick, but as other commenters point out many obvious picks not included, while I criticise Brondby which is basically a Kopenhagen club and Bournemouth, the town has as you say 190,000 inhabitants.

Brondby is a suburb to Copenhagen: Definitely a city with over 1 million inhabitants. Auxerre on the other hand may have city rights and a cathedral (since 3rd century b.c.!) but with 35k inhabitants little more than a village. They won the French league and some FA cups. Guingamp in Brittany has 7.5k inhabitants and spent mulitple years in French League 1 and won two French FA cups..

I think Ludogorets is a good shout for a team that could be included. They are based in Razgrad which is technically an administrative center, but the population is 33.5k. Their stadium has 10.5k capacity and they have won the Bulgarian league 8 times in a row. They are a consistent participant in the group stages of Champion's and Europa league, with their best result to date being 1/8 final in 2013/2014.

Villarreal should have topped the list and it didn't even feature in the honourable mentions smh

Guingamp are more than a shout- having beaten PSG last season and routinely performed in the Coupe de France

Kaiserslautern, Eibar and Lens springs to mind as honorable mentions!

Petr Čech debuted for FK Chmel Blšany which are located in Blšany - Czechia. With population of 960 in 1999-2001, they finished 6th in Czech top tier league and 2 years in a row were eliminated in semi-final of UEFA Intertoto Cup, where winners were guaranteed to advance into UEFA Cup (today Europa League).

In Portugal we have two village clubs in Primeira Liga: Moreirense (Moreira de Cónegos) and Desportivo das Aves (Vila das Aves);

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Good video as always :) And now the sound is so much better than your old videos!

Brøndby is a municipality surrounded by other municipalities in Greater Copenhagen. I think the definition of a "town" or "city" here is quite vague if you consider a suburb a complete separate city or town even though having its own municipality.

Football mad cities/towns with small clubs.

The Stadium of Hoffenheim is located in Sinsheim not Steinsfurt. Which is a small city of around 35k. Steinsfurt and Hoffenheim are also a part of Sinsheim

The Rio Ave honourable mention isn’t right. Altough Vila do Conde has written on it’s name “Vila” (town), it is actually a city. That happens a lot in Portugal, because when some places were founded they had the prefix “vila” but later when they were given city status, the “vila” part of name just stick with it nonetheless, becoming actually the official name of it and not a size regulating name. But yeah, it wasn’t an easy thing to spot and knowing what is or isn’t a city it’s not easy with all the different regulations on different countries, so great vídeo and keep up the great work! Oh and it’s always awesome to see portuguese clubs appearing in your vids!!

That Matt King mention makes this the best video you have done yet. Peep Show is ever so underrated.

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So hyped to see my club Heerenveen in this list 🔵⚪ COYBIWAB!

You could have added Norwegian side Sogndal as an honourable member at least. Sogndal is a village, they have no town status, of around 8000 people but they have 18 seasons in the Norwegian top flight behind them with 6th as their best finish. In Norway they're considered perennial over achievers and yesterday they scraped through to the playoffs for promotion to the top flight. They came to prominence when they reached the Norwegian Cup Final as a Div 3 side in 1976, winning promotion to the top flight for the 1st time five years later. My home town team Molde could also have been a honourable mention, playing Champions League football in 1999 and have won 3 League titles this decade and are on their way to their 4th title this season. Based in a town of only 27000 inhabitants.

was close to start a rant about hoppenheim but you did it for me :-)

In Scotland, half of the teams in the top flight are not from cities. We are the 8th biggest league in Europe, so I see why we were not included but I think Motherwell, currently in 4th with a population of only 32,000, were at least worth a mention. Obviously I’m biased though and it was a great vid! Cheers

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Mate, you do an awesome job. How about a video of lowest budget teams outdoing there league rivals on comparison by points tally, e.g. SC Freiburg vs Bayern Munich. Where should each team be on the table for the top 5 leagues

Ross County overlooked here. Based in Dingwall - a town with a population of just 5,500 - in recent years they've won the League Cup and in 2010 were Scottish Cup finalists, beating Celtic in the semis. They're currently mid-table in the top tier.

Technically, there is no distinction between cities and towns in Italy.

I think Villareal is considered a municipality and it only has around 50k population so if that is the case I believe they deserve to be on the list, they’ve reached a Champions league semifinal and are routinely in the top half of La Liga

You could mention 1. FK Drnovice. Its a town in Czech republic near Brno, with just over 1000 inhabitans with stadium 6x larger than its population. They played UEL in season 99/00. But nowadays its defunct club.

You should do top 7 football leagues that need more attention (like second division leagues or leagues that are good but don't have enough attention)

I would definitely class Watford as part of London, there is no countryside between Watford and London and it falls within the M25. I know it's technically outside the 'greater london' border, but it really isn't akin to somewhere like Burnley or Huddersfield

Can't believe you didn't mention Ross County, they play in a village of 5,000 people yet have won the Scottish League Cup and became Premiership regulars this decade. They also average about the population of Dingwall at their games

Estoril Praia, the club where Marco Silva finished his player career and started his coach career is in Amoreira which is a village, Estoril played Europa League when Marco Silva was the coach, Kasper Schmeichel as kid also player for Estoril during the time that Peter Schmeichel played for Sporting.

Been waiting for this all morning

Heerenveen have actually named TWO stadiums after Abe Lenstra!

I was 100% sure Villarreal was going to be #1. 50k inhabitants, and it’s team has been competing regularly in both Europa League and Champions League. They were so close to reach UCL final in 2006, but they fell short against Arsenal

Brondby have created players like Michael Laudrup, Brian Laudrup, Peter Schmeichel, Ebbe Sand, John Jensen, Andreas Christiansen, Pierre Emil Højbjerg, Jannik Vestergaard, Daniel Agger etc ... And when Denmark won the European Championship in '92 Brondby had 9 players in the squad, from the Brondby team that reached the semi-finals in the UEFA CUP in '91...

PSG is based in the town of saint Germain en laye. A small bourgeois municipality around 20km from their stadium in Paris.

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SC Heerenveen is so big because it represents all of Friesland. There is one other professional club in Friesland, Cambuur, who are from the capital Leeuwarden, but pretty much everyone outside of Leeuwarden supports Heerenveen!

There is many small town that use to play in 1st french division. Auxerre 34000 inhabitant - Former Ligue 1 (now Ligue 2) - Stadium capacity : 18500 Lens 30000 inhabitant - Former Ligue 1 (now Ligue 2) - Stadium capacity : 38000 Guigamp ~7000 inhabitant - Ligue 1 - Stadium capacity : 19000 :)

Eibar (pop. 27.138) and Villarreal (pop. 50.577) are glaring omissions from the video.

Technically Manchester United (based in Trafford, not the city of Manchester) play in a town not a city, so if you were using technicalities I’m sure they’d top this list. Same for Nottingham Forest who don’t technically play in Nottingham etc etc

If you consider that a village is a place with around 100k people almost every club in Portugal is eligible. The likes of Braga or Vitoria SC are missing here

In Italy there is another historical club, that now are in Serie B, but was in the first league Serie A until the last season since 2000's. His name it's CHIEVO VERONA, and it's a BLOCK of the city of Verona, famous for his ancient Arena, and the balcony that Shakespeare used for Romeo and Juliet. The first squad of the city, named HELLAS VERONA, was in minor leagues for several years, until season 2014/2015 when came up in Serie A.

I was shocked to not see AJ Auxerre in this list... however I just learned that Auxerre is officially a city in France with 39,000 inhabitants... but still I feel they should get a mention. One of the best small town (/city) teams in history.

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I'm so pleased you included the Cherries! We really have done well. Up the Cherries!

Brondby is a suburb of Copenhagen and have a catchment area of much of eastern Copenhagen. It was the club of Peter Scheimcal before his move to Man. Utd.

Eibar should be a special mention, since Spanish categorization of cities is weird*. They're a mid table team despite being in a city with less inhabitants than many of the aforementioned *they use historical criteria instead of size

Blackburn Rovers are far and away the most successful town club in English football, and one of the most successful overall in the oldest, largest and most well known league pyramid worldwide. Representing a medium sized town they should have comfortably been at the top of your list.

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You are definitely forgetting Eibar from Spain. The town has roughly 27,000 inhabitants and the major cities close to it (Bilbao and San Sebastian) have their own big clubs in LaLiga (Athletic and Real Sociedad).

Honourable mention for Forrest Green Rovers, they play in league 2 and have a stadium capacity of 5141 where as the town of Nailsworth where they play has a population of 5794.

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Please something that includes Luton Town (England championship) we’ve gone from the conference to where we are very swiftly and even including a back 2 back promotion PLEASE!!!🤣😂🤔👍

I spend three weeks on a language trip at Bournemouth when I was sixteen (2012). Such a great small town.

Dundalk should at least be an honorable mention

2:30 they finally won one!!

Going back a bit, but I'll put up Morwell Falcons from the former Australian National Soccer League who existed from 1992 to 2001 in the Australian top division in that time. Morwell has a population of about 13,500, is 150km away from any major city (Melbourne) is not a suburb of any other city or anything even close. The club started in just a small local league back in the 1950s and went up through the Australian pyramid to reach the top flight. Sadly the club went broke but is survived of sorts by a phoenix club called Falcons 2000 who play in the same local League that the Morwell Falcons started in.

When on the highway the first thing you see is Hoffenheim's stadium, you cannot even see a village or anything other than fields. The village is hidden is a valley across the highway.

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I am from Denmark it was funny When you Said Brøndby

Rio Ave is based on Vila do Conde, which despite the name still has the status of city and 28 000 people. However, you should have mentioned Moreirense. They are a Portuguese team that is constantly in the top flight lately and last season they even were top 5 I believe. They won the League Cup like 3 years ago. The team is based on Moreira de Conegos, which is a village that belongs to Guimaraes, with 4 000 people. So, they are not even the 'biggest' club in the city, since there is Vitoria SC. Their stadium although pretty small can host 6000 people, more than the whole population of the village.

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You are wrong about Brondby. It is part of metropolitan Copenhagen - and not a village set apart

You forgot about termalica bruk-bet nieciecza which played in the polish highest division 2 seasons ago. Nieciecza is a village with the capacity of 700 people

watford is on the tube map and has an overground station. how is it not basically just a part of the london metropolis? just because it's not administrated as part of greater london and has a tiny patch of green belt to the south, it's basically part of north london. I'm from rural hertfordshire and i see it that way.

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Okay, I live in Bournemouth and I can't deal with the inaccuracies in this video so here we go: 1. Boscombe is as much a part of Bournemouth as any other part of the town, so the Vitality Stadium is most assuredly based in the town of Bournemouth. 2. Kings Park is not a part of Boscombe. In fact, the land the stadium is on is part of a different ward called Littledown & Iford. Boscombe is divided into two different wards (East & West Boscombe) as it is. That's the inacuracies covered, now for some related facts: 1. Bournemouth consists of 18 wards in total, but it's continuous urban sprawl spans the neighbouring towns of Poole to the west and Christchurch to the east. All three councils for each town have also recently merged into one single unitary authority, with plans to merge all three towns progressing slowly in the background. 4. Bournemouth International Airport, which serves all three towns, is based in Hurn Village, a short drive north of Bournemouth itself. This means that Bournemouth's Airport isn't even in Bournemouth, whereas the stadium most certainly is. If anyone has any questions about Bournemouth feel free to ask!

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Bruk Bet Termalica Nieczeca in Poland is in a villaige with a population of 700, they have a stadium capacity of 6,000, (had investors, and the money got them to the 1st division)

Watford has 100k people, should it be considered a city?

I always thought West Bromwich was in the conurbation of Birmingham, learned something new. Oh and Luton isn't a town, it's a toilet

Amica Wronki (town of less than 10k people) is quite succesful in Poland and Europe (few Polish Cups, 1st polish club in UEFA group stage). After Lech Poznań was dismantled to avoid bribery penalties, Amica uses stadium in Poznań and uses name "Lech" as well, but licence to play in Europe and Poland is given to Amica Wronki and since that time Amica already has even won championship

Ross County, Dingwall Scotland, Scottish Premiership, 2016 Scottish League Cup winners, population 5491, stadium - Victoria Park, capacity 6541. surely the only top flight team to have recently won national trophy, in a town with less than 6,000 population and a stadium with higher capacity than the town. some of the teams in this list are from towns with populations between 100-200,000 which is a city in all but name.

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Don'tr agree with Brondby, that's just a suburb of Kopenhagen.

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SD Eibar is based on the town of Eibar, in Spain, of only 27.000 people. They finished 12th in LaLiga last year and have been playing since 2013. Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza is based on the town of Nieciecza, of only 750 people, making them the club with the smallest population to ever have played in the top flight of a country. they played in the Ekstraklasa in 2015 and 2016, and they now play in the polish 2nd division.

Who is the most known person from watford? Hint: his name is babatunde

What about Villareall?

Im a Watford fan, glad to see it on the list. Anthony Joshua is also from Watford.

Brøndby is really pushing it definition-wise. You did admit it's in a Copenhagen suburb, but it's a close suburb. The stadium is only 11.8 km (~7 miles) from Copenhagen Central Station and is located just off a main Copenhagen beltway. There are plenty of NFL stadiums farther from their respective downtowns than that, but I don't think anyone would consider them "Village Teams."

I live 10km away from hoffenheim

Blackburn Rovers are the most successful town team in England, imagine only making the “honourable mentions” 😂👍🏻

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Maybe you should have mentioned some teams from smaller countries, for instance PFC Ludogorec 1945, Bulgaria: Founded in 2001 (being a successor of a club going by the same name which was founded in 1945) in Razgrad with population of 35 000, they reached the top tier of Bulgarian footbal in 2011/2012, immediately becoming champions and taking 8 titles in a row. They took part it the group stages of UCL in 2013/2014 (3rd place), 2014/2015 and 2016/2017 and Europa League in 2013/2014 (1/8 finals), 2017/2018 (1/32 finals), 2018/2019. In season 2019/2020 Ludogorec lost to Inter Milan in 1/32 finals of Europa League. Teams defeated: PSV Eindhoven, Lazio, Bazel, Victoria Plzen, Braga, Hoffeinheim, CSKA Moscow.

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Bournemouth and Boscumbe Athletic first took notice when Ted MacDougall scored 45 goals in a season a lot supplied by Phil Boyer got to see them the year after Ted left when they came to New Zealand Boyer and Groves ran the show back in those days all sorts of teams came here preseason even the second division team Manchester United.

In Italy we have Chievo Verona. Chievo it's an Hamlet of Verona with 4500 inhabitants. Chievo has partecipated in Europa League in 2002/3