What does double red in Premier League mean?

What does double red in Premier League mean? Today, Lao Wei will talk to you about this topic.

Old friends in the Premier League must be familiar with the origin of the Double Red Club, that is, the Red Army Liverpool and the Red Devils Manchester United. Because the home team jerseys of these two teams are both red jerseys, and they are two strong teams in the Premier League, the match between these two teams always attracts special attention.

In British history, Manchester United and Liverpool can be said to be the two best developed teams. Among them, Manchester United won 20 Premier League titles and 3 Champions League titles, while Liverpool won 18 Premier League titles and 6 Champions League titles.

In the Premier League era, Manchester United's performance was even more impressive, but with Ferguson's withdrawal, Manchester United's performance began to be unremarkable. After years of recruiting and running-in, the Liverpool team began to grow after klopp became the head coach, and reached the Champions League finals twice in the last two years.

As a port city in England, the development of Liverpool is closely related to the slave trade. Manchester, where Manchester United is located, began to rise gradually after the industrial revolution. Later, due to the bleak serf trade, Manchester began to overtake in corners, and the exchange of identity between the two cities made people in the two cities repel each other and suspect each other. At the same time, because Liverpool is close to Ireland, many Irish immigrants who believe in Catholicism have entered Liverpool, while Manchester, as an inland city, believes in Protestantism, which also makes the game between Manchester United and Liverpool a famous "Premier League Derby".

In addition to the deep hatred between the two sides in history, the most important reason is their face-to-face contest in football technology. In the years before the Premier League, Liverpool was an absolutely strong team. Later, with the rise of the golden generation in 1994, Manchester United finally surpassed Liverpool and won the most top league titles. As a result, Liverpool people have a bad heart and can only use more Champions League trophies to meet the pressure of Manchester United.