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Guess 30 clubs from Premier League history in this English football hangman game — from Arsenal and Liverpool to Leeds United and Blackburn Rovers. A fun challenge for soccer fans everywhere.
| Fulham | London club whose Craven Cottage ground sits beside the River Thames |
| Arsenal | North London club known as the Gunners |
| Burnley | Lancashire club known as the Clarets |
| Chelsea | West London club that plays at Stamford Bridge |
| Everton | Liverpool club known as the Toffees |
| Watford | The Hornets who play at Vicarage Road |
| Brentford | West London club known as the Bees |
| Liverpool | The Reds whose fans sing You Will Never Walk Alone at Anfield |
| Stoke City | Staffordshire club known as the Potters |
| Aston Villa | Birmingham club that plays at Villa Park |
| Sunderland | The Black Cats from the north east of England |
| Bournemouth | South coast club known as the Cherries |
| Ipswich Town | Suffolk club known as the Tractor Boys |
| Leeds United | Yorkshire club that plays in white at Elland Road |
| Norwich City | The Canaries who play in yellow and green |
| Southampton | South coast club known as the Saints |
| Crystal Palace | South London club known as the Eagles |
| Leicester City | The Foxes who shocked the world by winning the title in 2016 |
| Middlesbrough | Club from Teesside known as Boro |
| West Ham United | East London club known as the Hammers |
| Manchester City | Sky blue club that plays at the Etihad Stadium |
| Blackburn Rovers | Lancashire club that won the Premier League title in 1995 |
| Newcastle United | The Magpies who play in black and white stripes |
| Sheffield United | Yorkshire club known as the Blades |
| Manchester United | The Red Devils who play at Old Trafford |
| Nottingham Forest | Twice champions of Europe who play at the City Ground |
| Tottenham Hotspur | North London club known as Spurs |
| West Bromwich Albion | Midlands club known as the Baggies |
| Brighton and Hove Albion | South coast club known as the Seagulls |
| Wolverhampton Wanderers | Club in gold and black known as Wolves |
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