Glasgow's two most powerful soccer clubs
Which two Glasgow soccer clubs are the most famous?
Glasgow is home to two giant clubs, Rangers and Celtic, collectively known as the 'Old Firm', which have monopolized Scottish soccer for over 100 years.
Rangers, with a home ground at the 50,817-capacity Ebrooks Stadium in the south-west of the city of Glasgow. Rangers hold the world record for the most Home League titles (55 up to the 2020-2021 season) and Home Three titles (7). Rangers reached the milestone of winning their 100th major championship in 2000, the first club in the world to do so. Ebrooks Stadium, located in the Ibrox area on the south bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland, is Rangers' home ground. Ebrooks was once a five-star UEFA stadium and is now known as a 'UEFA Elite Stadium'. A record 118,567 fans attended a Rangers v Celtic league match in January 1939, which is still the highest attendance ever recorded for a league match in the UK.
Rangers now have two different crests, the famous 'RFC' banner crest is said to have existed since the club's inception, and although the image has changed over the years, it has been emblazoned on the shirt since 1968, and in the 2002-2003 season when the team won their 50th league title and local treble, Rangers added five stars above the 'RFC' at the beginning of the following season, each representing 10 league titles won; while the circular crest was first used in 1959, with the club's name in a circle around the outside, and a football in the center. In the 2002-2003 season, after the team had won 50 league titles and the local treble, Rangers added five stars above the "RFC", each representing 10 league championships, while the circular crest was first adopted in 1959, with the club name in an outer circle and a soccer, lion and motto "READY" in the center. It is now mainly used for club merchandise and media. The club became the fifth team to be taken over since the formation of the Scottish Premier League in 1998.
Celtic, with a home ground at the 60,000 capacity Celtic Park. Celtic won the Champions League in 1967, becoming the first English team to do so, with only Real Madrid (6 times), Benfica (2 times), Inter Milan (2 times) and AC Milan (1 time) having won the title. The 1967 Celtic team, known as the 'Lions of Lisbon', were also the first men's soccer team in Europe to win the 'treble', and the only team to date to do so with all local players, all born within a 30-mile radius of Celtic Park.
Celtic Park is a soccer stadium in Pikehead, Glasgow, Scotland, and is the home stadium of Celtic. The all-seater soccer stadium is also known as "Pikehead" or "Paradise" as some Celtic fans nickname it. With a capacity of 60,832, Celtic Park is the second largest stadium in Scotland after Murrayfield Stadium, and the second largest club stadium in the United Kingdom after Old Trafford.
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