Swindon Town FC
This football team is nicknamed The Robbins and the club colours are red and white. These are of course also found on the home jerseys, where red is the jersey itself and white is the shorts. This colour combination is also honoured by the club crest complete with gold detailing. The team plays its home games at the County Ground, which has a capacity for 15,728 people. The English club was founded in 1879 in the town of Swindon in the metropolitan county of Wiltshire.
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Salford City FC
They are nicknamed The Ammies or The Lions. The image of a lion can be found in the club crest and the club colours, which are red and white, are also represented. These colours can also be found on the home jerseys. The away game is then played in a black and white colour combination. The home stadium is Moor Lane, which offers a capacity of 5,106 spectators. This English football club was founded in 1940, then as Salford Central. The home of the club is therefore in the city of Salford in the metropolitan county of Greater Manchester. The club has borne its current name since 1990, and has been renamed several times since then.
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