Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal: Who is the biggest club in every English county?

Manchester City are on course to win their sixth Premier League title this season.

The Citizens have opened up a six-point lead at the top of the table, although Liverpool could cut the gap to three points should they win their game in hand.

City are arguably the best team in the world. However, they aren’t the biggest club in their county.

There’s no doubt that Manchester United are the biggest club in Greater Manchester.

While they are no where near as good as their fierce rivals at the moment, they have a bigger global fanbase, have won many more trophies in their history and attract bigger attendances on a weekly basis.

Despite their disappointing season, United can still claim they are one of the biggest clubs in world football.

So United are the biggest club in their county. But what about every other county in England?

Reddit user u/HoldThiisW has created a fascinating graphic which, in their opinion, shows ‘every English county’s biggest club’.

View it below…

Greater Manchester: Manchester United

Merseyside: Liverpool

Leicestershire: Leicester City

Greater London: Arsenal

West Midlands: Aston Villa

Tyne and Wear: Newcastle United

East Sussex: Brighton and Hove Albion

Lancashire: Blackburn Rovers

Dorset: Bournemouth

Hampshire: Southampton

Norfolk: Norwich

Hertfordshire: Watford

West Yorkshire: Leeds United

Bristol: Bristol City

South Yorkshire: Sheffield United

Nottinghamshire: Nottingham Forest

East Riding: Hull City

Derbyshire: Derby County

Berkshire: Reading

North Yorkshire: Middlesbrough

Bedford: Luton Town

Staffordshire: Stoke City

Buckinghamshire: Wycombe Wanderers

Suffolk: Ipswich Town

Cambridgeshire: Peterborough United

Oxfordshire: Oxford United

Shropshire: Shrewsbury Town

Kent: Gillingham

Lincolnshire: