English Premier League.
London
Arsenal (www.arsenal.com)
Chelsea (www.chelseafc.com)
Fulham (www.fulhamfc.com)
Tottenham Hotspur (www.spurs.co.uk)
West Ham United (www.whufc.com)
Heart of England
Aston Villa (www.avfc.premiumtv.co.uk)
Birmingham
Derby County
England's North Country
Blackburn Rovers (www.rovers.co.uk)
Bolton Wanderers (www.bwfc.co.uk)
Everton (www.evertonfc.com/)
Liverpool (www.liverpoolfc.tv)
Manchester City (www.mcfc.co.uk)
Manchester United (www.manutd.com/)
Middlesbrough (www.mfc.co.uk)
Newcastle United (www.nufc.co.uk)
Sunderland
Wigan Athletic (www.wiganlatics.premiumtv.co.uk)
South East England
Portsmouth (www.pompeyfc.co.uk)
Reading

Europe Soccer
Soccer, which is the most popular sport on an international level, consists of two teams who use all but their hands to move an inflated ball towards goals at opposite ends of a field. The goalkeeper is the only player who may handle the ball. The other players maneuver the ball mostly with their feet, but are also known to readily use their heads and other parts of their bodies, excluding their hands. Soccer has attracted both numerous players and spectators, and is known as football in every country outside the United States. This section focuses on European soccer teams.

Auto Racing & Motorsports
Motorsport & automobile racing. Automobile racing is a popular international sport on both amateur and professional levels and involves a wide variety of cars, tracks, and courses. The Indianapolis 500, which is one of the most prestigious racing events in the United States, is a race of 200 laps that's currently sanctioned by the Championship Auto Racing Teams (CART). The PPG IndyCar World Series, also governed by CART, consists of 16 races on tracks of different sizes and lengths in such cities as Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Road America, Wisconsin, and Long Beach, California. This section features links that contain useful information about various automobile races.