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1991. City finished 5th, United 6th.
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No. Since their promotion to the Premier League, Wigan has never been relegated. The closest they came was when they finished just above Sheffield United after beating them on the last day of the season.
Manchester United's worst finishing position in the Premier League has been third in the following seasons: 2001/2 2003/4 2004/5 In every other year since the start of the Premier League in 1992 they have finished either first or second.
Liverpool is situated in the North West of the England (UK), and can be found on a map just above the tip of Wales.
Statistically, no. Liverpool have more trophies and bigger names at their club. Also, Liverpool has a much richer history. Most of the time, Liverpool finishes above Everton on the league table, however in the last two seasons ('12 and 13') that has not been the case. Both teams have much promise for the 2013-2014 season though, so we will see how things progress through the future.
Liverpool is a coastal city so it's at sea level.
Interestingly, in UK the home team is posted first, as in Manchester United at home to Liverpool. Or Philadelphia Eagles at home to Pittsburgh Steelers.
Fazakerley in Liverpool, UK, is at an elevation of approximately 100 feet (30 meters) above sea level.
The United States is completely above the equator.
Ashley cole (Arsenal and Chelsea) peter beardsley - Peter Beardsley has never played for any of the above list other than Liverpool William gallas (Arsenal and Chelsea) mikael silvestre (Man Utd and Arsenal) mark hughes (Man Utd and Chelsea) Nicolas anelka (Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea) paul ince (Man Utd and Liverpool) Andrew cole (Arsenal and Man utd) Juan Sebastian Veron (Man Utd and Chelsea) Michael Thomas (Arsenal and Liverpool) Bolo Zenden (Chelsea and Liverpool) Emmanuel Petit (Arsenal and Chelsea) Lassina Diarra (Chelsea and Arsenal)
Technically yes, but whenever they won it, it was called the First Division - they won it during the First Division's final season as the top-flight in English football in 1991-92 (it became the second league in 1992), and under Don Revie in 1968-69 and 1973-74.