Manchester United vs. Liverpool Soccer Match at Old Trafford

Old Trafford has been Manchester United’s home field since 1910. As one of the largest football stadiums in Europe with a capacity of nearly 76,000, this field, dubbed the “Theatre of Dreams” by the famed Bobby Charlton, has played host to one of the game’s most serious rivalries on many an occasion.

Both teams hailing form the North West of England, one of the most important football rivalries in the history of the game is dubbed the North West Derby, and when Liverpool FC come to Manchester, the stands get a bit rowdy and town erupts in competitive glory.

North West Derby games are staged at noon, both to maximize broadcast impact and to lessen the severity of the fan’s beverage consumption prior to the match. Try as the authorities may, there is no diluting the football manifestation that has existed between these two cities since industrial times, as each team claims the title of “Greatest English Football Club,” and fight intensely for it on the field.