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From Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester and London. Rome to Rio and Buenos Aires.
Most cities have football clubs where derby day is the main event in the calendar for fans, publicans, pundits and police.
But some of the greatest football rivalries make no sense geographically.
Supporters of teams across the world look forward to travelling miles and miles just to earn the bragging rights for another season.
So, whatever the background to the biggest grudge matches, Sportsmail's team of experts have put their heads together to come up with the 50 greatest clashes that really get the blood boiling.
We will reveal our number one on Friday and, as ever, we want to know what you think of our list.
21 Ferencváros v Újpest
Traditional fanbase differences again help divide Hungary’s capital city.
The Green Eagles (Ferencvaros) have attracted a more middle and upper class support while The Purples (Ujpest) was traditionally the club of the working class.
Ujpest have the proud record of being the oldest club still in existence in Hungary after being formed in 1885, but modern history has been less kind with Ferencvaros’ ‘Double’ in 2004 the best of the most recent successes.
Take a look at crowd trouble...Hungarian style and a keeper appearing to get shot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm3Od2qo2ss&feature=player_embedded#t=568
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...eatest-rivalries-club-football-Nos-30-21.html
Ferencváros v Újpest 21...
From Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester and London. Rome to Rio and Buenos Aires.
Most cities have football clubs where derby day is the main event in the calendar for fans, publicans, pundits and police.
But some of the greatest football rivalries make no sense geographically.
Supporters of teams across the world look forward to travelling miles and miles just to earn the bragging rights for another season.
So, whatever the background to the biggest grudge matches, Sportsmail's team of experts have put their heads together to come up with the 50 greatest clashes that really get the blood boiling.
We will reveal our number one on Friday and, as ever, we want to know what you think of our list.
21 Ferencváros v Újpest
Traditional fanbase differences again help divide Hungary’s capital city.
The Green Eagles (Ferencvaros) have attracted a more middle and upper class support while The Purples (Ujpest) was traditionally the club of the working class.
Ujpest have the proud record of being the oldest club still in existence in Hungary after being formed in 1885, but modern history has been less kind with Ferencvaros’ ‘Double’ in 2004 the best of the most recent successes.
Take a look at crowd trouble...Hungarian style and a keeper appearing to get shot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm3Od2qo2ss&feature=player_embedded#t=568
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...eatest-rivalries-club-football-Nos-30-21.html