Blackpool Football Club is a well-established team from England, located in Blackpool, Lancashire. Due to the town’s coastal location, they are famously known as the Seasiders. The club was established in 1887 and currently plays their home games at Bloomfield Road, with a maximum capacity of 17,338 fans. In the 2009/2010 campaign, Blackpool successfully earned a spot in the Premier League, but were unable to maintain their performance and were demoted to the Championship in the following season.

In 1953, the club’s greatest achievement was their victory over Bolton Wanderers with a score of 4-3 in the FA Cup final. While Blackpool is recognized for their orange jerseys, their away kits predominantly feature white. The team’s main rival is considered to be Preston, and they often compete against each other in the West Lancashire derby.

One of Liverpool’s most notable players is Charlie Adam, with 26 appearances for the Scotland national team.