What is the best football league in Europe; Italian, Spanish, English, German, French, or Dutch? Why?
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In my opinion, Spanish.\nEnglish is the worse, by far.
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The Premiership is the best and most entertaining league in the world. It may not always have as much skill involved as the Spainish league but who wants to watch a bunch of fairies dancing about anyway. The English Premiership is fast and aggressive, alot of top players can't adapt to it because of this. It makes games much more exciting.
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English, manchester united\nWolrdwide, Real Madrid\nLatin america, America from Mexico
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Best Football team in the world.
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CL; Chelsea or Olympique Lyonais\nEPL: Chelsea\nSerie A: Internazionale\nPrimera Liga: Real Madrid\nFA Cup: Arsenal
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It is Football in Great Britain and Futbol is in Latin Spanish and many other countries over the world both of them are  right.
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Argentina.They boast of the finest players like Hernan Crespo,Lionel Messi,Zannetti,Aimar,Saviola and Sorin.These players play in Europe's elite leagues.
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Liga de Fútbol Profesional, commonly known as La Liga or Primera Division, is the professional football league in Spain and is widely regarded as one of the best leagues in the world.\n\nNine clubs have been crowned Campeones de Liga. Since the 1950s, Real Madrid and FC Barcelona have dominated the competition. The former have been champions 29 times while the latter have won it on 18 occasions. However during the 1930s and 1940s and in more recent seasons, La Liga has been more competitive. Other winners include Atlético Madrid, Athletic Bilbao, Valencia CF, Real Sociedad, Real Betis, Deportivo de La Coruña and Sevilla FC. La Liga also boasts the two most successful clubs in European competition history (UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup and UEFA Cup Winners' Cup) in Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. [1]\n\nLa Liga is currently first in the UEFA rankings of European leagues based on their performances in European competitions over a five year period, ahead of Serie A in second and Premier League in third. [2] The 2005–06 average attendance of 29,029 for league matches is the sixth highest of any domestic professional sports league in the world. In professional football leagues La Liga was third highest behind the Bundesliga in first and the Premier League in secon\nLa Liga currently takes place between the months of September and June. The term La Liga is regularly used to refer to just the Primera Liga on its own, often referred to in Spain as just Primera. However it has always featured a Segunda División, currently designated Segunda División A. The lower leagues, Segunda División B and Tercera División are amateur and regionalised. Teams from La Liga also compete in the Copa del Rey.\n\nThe winner of La Liga also plays off against the Copa del Rey winner for the Supercopa de España.\n\nThe top four placed Primera Liga teams qualify for the UEFA Champions League. The top two qualify for the group stage, while the third and fourth-placed teams go to the third qualifying round.\n\nThe fifth and sixth placed teams qualify for the UEFA Cup. A third UEFA Cup placed is awarded to the Copa del Rey winners, the seventh placed Primera Liga team, or the Copa del Rey runners-up. By default the Copa del Rey winner gets the UEFA Cup spot, if the team finished in the fifth or sixth Primera Liga position (hence already qualified for the UEFA Cup), the seventh placed team will qualify for the UEFA Cup, while if the Copa del Rey winner ends Primera Liga amongst the top four placed, the extra UEFA Cup spot goes to the Copa del Rey runners-up.\n\nAll the teams have the right to request an invite to enter the UEFA Intertoto Cup. Of all the teams requesting an invite, the two highest placed teams at the end of Primera Liga without a UEFA Cup or UEFA Champions League spot will actually play the Intertoto.\n\nThe three last placed teams are relegated to the Segunda Division A, and replaced by the top three placed Segunda División A teams.\nMeanwhile La Liga teams found success in European competition. Alfredo Di Stéfano and friends also worked their magic in the European Cup and Real Madrid won the cup five times in a row between 1956 and 1960 and then for a sixth time in 1966. La Liga clubs also dominated the Fairs Cup. FC Barcelona, Valencia CF and Real Zaragoza won this competition six times between them between 1958 and 1966, resulting in three all-La Liga finals in 1962, 1964 and 1966. La Liga clubs have continued to be successful in Europe ever since.\n\nReal Madrid have been crowned champions of Europe on 9 separate occasions. La Liga clubs have won 28 major European trophies between them, more than any other league along with the Premier League who also has 28 but La Liga has had more losing finalists than the Premier League. Real Madrid have won 11 titles in total while FC Barcelona have won 9 . Valencia CF have contributed another 4, while Real Zaragoza with 2 and Atlético Madrid and Sevilla FC with 1 each complete the tally
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What do u mean by Spanish and Italian soccer clubs in the United States
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For Internationals, I'd choose Italy 0-0 Holland, Euro 2000 semi-finals, the best ever game with no goals.\n\nFor clubs, very tight, many would choose the high scoring European Cup Finals like Real Madrid's thrashing of Frankfurt in 1960 and last season's final between Milan and Liverpool. 1999 was exciting but only at the death, in between it was quite a bore with Bayern sitting on their lead and United lacking ideas.\n\nMy choice centres on 3 games:\n\n1994 Final in Athens, Barcelona 0-4 AC Milan, Milan's greatest final where they completely outclassed the favourites Barcelona. Marcel Desailly and Dejan Savicevic gave top class displays even shading Milan's 3 Dutch legends when they defeated Steaua Bucharest in the 1989 Final (another 4-0 win). \n\n2000 Quarter-Final Manchester United 2-3 Real Madrid. A virtuoso display from Fernando Redondo overwhelmed a Man Utd playing at its' peak in Old Trafford. Very few teams go to Old Trafford and outplay Man Utd\n\n2001 Semi-Final Bayern Munich 2-1 Real Madrid.(Real had 7 straight corners at one point, but Bayern held very firm. At the end of the game, Ottmar Hitzfeld stood on the track absorbing the fireworks display with the song 'I Will Survive' blasting on the stadium speakers.
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I agree with Colin, I have to say the brazillian league, or perhaps the argentine league. Have you seen Boca Juniors play? Too bad they do not have Tevez anymore---atleast they still have Palermo though. Brazilian, Argentine, columbian, peruvian...they are all pretty exciting leagues. However they do not get the funds and world attention like the big European leagues...but I can tell you they have a great amount of devoted home fans. \n\n*Go South America*\n\nP.S. I think you did spell it right. ;)
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Champions League\nPremier League\nUEFA Cup\nFA Cup\nLeague Cup\nCharity Shield
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european team\nItaly, France, England and germany have the best chance
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It could go either way. Italy is a really good team and has a great midfield but Germany has it's country country behind them(An Advantage).
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Don't forget the French League! Lyon are one of the best teams in Europe!
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So far, it's:\n\nGermany\nEcuador\nEngland\nArgentina\nNetherlands\nPortugal\nBrazil
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EPL and La Liga and Serie A.  Serie A would be even better if Juventus was in it.