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The Premier League is widely regarded as the most entertaining. As Magnus Henderson writes, despite Spain’s dominance in the European competitions, it is England’s Premier League that is the most popular league in the world, thanks, in part, to their dominance of the TV market.
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[@frankiegoh84]

As an English-speaking Asian viewer, I think Premier League, in being English itself, is already a significant advantage. The whole viewing experience is unmatched against other top 5 leagues, from pre-match analysis to in-game commentary to post-match. No doubt other leagues are trying, but with English being the international language, Premier League will always have this linguistic advantage.

[@jajel2274]

That’s interesting. Only a matter of time til another language (Mandarin) catches up.

[@indrohari1908]

Yup, linguistic advantage is a big big factor ...

[@TC-hf2lh]

Really interesting observation. I don't think I'd ever think of this.

[@Aaron19987]

Jajel22 no one is going to be speaking mandarin as a neutral langue lmao. It will forever be, especially for the next few generations, English.

[@AA-lz4wq]

@@jajel2274 You need to look at how many people are using english on the internet and academic papers, spoilers: no other language is even close. Even Chinese businessmen speak english.

[@hommofroggy5727]

The title should be “why PL is the most popular league”

[@JohnDoe-wl2ou]

Answer: because communism

[@shaikaftab1199]

100% English language has an advantage.

[@quantum2233]

No because the mathes are more fun instead of betis vs sevilla i would watch fullham vs aston villa

[@craveleaks8102]

@@quantum2233 Lol. Did you even watch a game? EPL is filled with foreign players from other leagues. Shameful to call the league-best when the it takes players from other leagues. Hypocrisy at its finest. English Media does that very well.

[@oldfridge5059]

Crave Leaks why is having foreign players bad. It’s not the country we’re talking about is the league, not the country.

[@ic7saysglazersout176]

Ah yes, I’ve always known that the Venezuelan Over 50’s Pensioner Divison was the best league in the world

[@Zeus1590]

As a Venezuelan I am pleased to agree with you

[@mamateva]

Any Andorran second division fans here!! 🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩🇦🇩

[@xoxULTIMATExox]

Constructive criticism: I love your vids, watched you obsessively since around 15k subs, but I kinda think that the content of the video is not so much in line with the title of the video. I thought you were gonna do analyses, statistics and such, comparing the top 5 leagues, but here it seems that you focused mainly on the broadcasting money redistribution, which is important for this topic but does not answer the question entirely for me

[@johnnyboi331]

analysing which league has the best teams overall would be a much better fit. its probably the prem though since even the small teams have superstar players like grealish and vardy.

[@connorrammler3064]

@@johnnyboi331 every league has small teams with star players. Not saying this about you, but in general pl fans don't pay attention to other leagues and think that because they haven't heard of someone, that they're shit. Which is a terrible way to look at it and is why people rate other leagues lower.

[@roronoazoro-136]

@@johnnyboi331 Graelish a superstar? Damn. I dont think he is better than fantastic players like Gerard Moreno in La Liga.

[@johnnyboi331]

@@roronoazoro-136 if you put that guy in man city does he create enough chances to win the league? thats what a superstar is for me. vardy will score enough. grealish will assist enough. so will bruno, moreno even james rodriguez will. but in order to go from superstar to world class you need to add goals. thats where mueller comes in.

[@MADMANB68]

Roronoa Zoro grealish is definitely a superstar his stats and presence prove this. Also being punched by a rival fan at a derby game then scoring the winner put him on the map too. He’s a star for sure. UTV 🦁 Oh and we just beat Liverpool 7-2 😆 he scored 2 and assisted 3.

[@adammaxwell-timmins9564]

"The league where anyone can beat Anyone" 4th October 2020 that has never been more true.

[@gordusmaximus4990]

I seriously think this is a overrated clame and overused, any league anyone can beat anyone, that is the magic of football. Last season Benfica lost the portuguese title most likely thanks to a game at home to a result of 3-4 to Santa Clara, a team from a small Island, this season Bayern just lost for 4 goals against a average German side, Barcelona has lost to a weak Osasuna at home etc etc The most competitive professional leagues, most likely are the Brazillian league, in which truly any team is big and can beat anyone, go look how many teams have won the title last decade and compare to the EPL. Now the EPL is the one with best marketing, best conditions etc no question about that, but now saying is the most competitive, i have alot of doubts about that. realistically you think the top 6 can win the league? Doubt it.

[@samuelbiswas615]

Your Senpai it’s not “overrated “.... you are saying that the Brazilian leauge might as well be titled as the best but everyone knows epl is a big 5 leauge and also it’s very uncertain with 6 or 7 teams that will do well in the ucl while others have 1 or 2

[@craveleaks8102]

In every league that happens. Nothing new. 4th October was just crappy football played by Liverpool. Disgusting football.

[@gordusmaximus4990]

@@samuelbiswas615 they do well in the Champions league, but how much actually will win it? Not to mention, alot of those teams are there in the first place thanks to Billionaires. And im surprised the video didnt talk about Serie A, in which from the 80s (some even may say since the 60s) to the early 2000s was the best league in the world.

[@HarryWessex]

@@gordusmaximus4990 You're saying this after Aston Villa beat Liverpool 7-2. Spurs beat Man U 5-1 and Leeds drew 1-1 with Man City and 4 years ago Leicester Won the league.....

[@manavarunaravind4290]

why is no one talking about championship there is actually no winners or losers there in the championship predictions are competely useless and the drama is unreal last year 8 teams couldve been relegated on the last day

[@henben9215]

Because premier league is still a better league.... that's why

[@kieran-5585]

The championship is probably the best league to keep a track off. In terms quality the prem is better

[@mcbrodz1663]

Kieran - tbf there was still some drama in the prem, 6 relegation candidates

[@mcbrodz1663]

Kieran - up until the last day

[@youman5079]

Apollion Sacrez Leonard True

[@tobechukwuikeh8287]

"which league is the best league" Only talks about 2

[@DCUEmp_prinzy]

Because its between them 2 no one talks about seria A being the best anymore

[@RFC_16]

Bundesliga, Serie A & Ligue 1 are nowhere near as competitive as these 2, while other leagues simply lack quality.

[@raymondqiu8202]

@@RFC_16 serie A should be up there, coz they got juventus, inter, milan, lazio, napoli but i dunno why they are still a far bit away from EPL and la liga

[@lmaox265]

Raymond Qiu because they only get around a 1/4 of what relegated teams in the prem get

[@utkarshtyagi10]

Nafiz Riyad you know their are more competitve leagues around the world. In terms of competiton and uncertainity. Not talking about quality, but uncertainity and competitiveness

[@SuperSirianRigel]

Also English is sort of considered the whole world's lingua franca. So international broadcast of the EPL can be enjoyed slightly easier even in countries that don't have native language broadcast translators.

[@justinsm]

You're absolutely right that English is widely considered the world's lingua franca, which gives the Premier League a significant advantage in international broadcasts. The ability to easily enjoy the EPL without needing translation makes it more accessible globally. However, the existence of European giants from other countries can be attributed to several factors: Historical Success: Clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Juventus have long histories of domestic and international success. Their achievements in European competitions, especially in the UEFA Champions League, have cemented their status as giants in football. Strong Domestic Leagues: The success of these clubs is also tied to the strength of their domestic leagues. La Liga, Serie A, and the Bundesliga have been competitive leagues with rich footballing traditions, producing top talent and attracting global attention. Investment and Infrastructure: Many of these clubs have benefited from significant investments in infrastructure, youth academies, and scouting networks. This has allowed them to build strong teams capable of competing at the highest level. Global Fanbase: Despite the language barrier, clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona have massive global followings. Their iconic players and brand appeal transcend language, making them popular worldwide. Cultural Influence: Football culture in countries like Spain, Italy, and Germany is deeply ingrained, with passionate fanbases and a strong footballing identity. This has helped these clubs maintain their status as giants, even in a competitive global market. Television and Media Rights: While the Premier League might have an edge due to English being widely spoken, other leagues have also capitalized on lucrative television deals and international media rights. This has helped them reach global audiences and maintain their status. Star Players: Clubs like Barcelona, Real Madrid, and PSG have consistently attracted some of the world's best players, further enhancing their global appeal and competitiveness. While the Premier League benefits from its linguistic advantage, the factors above have ensured that other European clubs remain giants in the football world. Their historical success, strong domestic leagues, and ability to attract top talent keep them competitive on the global stage.

[@amteshwar]

The reason why PL is exciting is because you never know which team may emerge as the underdog and challenge for the title. Anyone can beat anyone. Both Utd and Liverpool got destroyed last night which no one expected. The PL is unpredictable which is what makes it exciting unlike other leagues where we are having the same 1 or 2 teams as champions since the last decade

[@ryuk3950]

Unpredictability is not limited to the PL alone. The different winners thing is also a little bit overblown.

[@weirdbro6597]

@@ryuk3950 5 different winners in the last 10 years. Can't say that about other top 5 leagues.

[@st0rmchas3r]

Bundesliga, Serie A, French league has just one winner for 5+ year while La Liga just oscillate between Madrid and Barcelona. In the premier league you can't even predict top 4.

[@ivailobumbovski4286]

PL attratc the best players and is really competetive there are 9 teams playing for top 4 unlike France Germany and Italy before the ball is kicked you know the champions and the team in top 4

[@ryuk3950]

@@weirdbro6597 They don't have five different winners but for most it's 3 which isn't really a big margin.

[@harrymarkham5320]

Why is the discussion on which is the best league a purely financial one? The video didn't really fit the title

[@abuibu]

I was here to see where Serie A was in this conversation. Disappointed. Thought it would be a comparison of strength of teams in the top 5 leagues and seeing how that's evolved over time, but instead it's primarily talking TV rights for two leagues only.

[@masrimus1607]

Inter getting knocked out even though leading Serie A tells the whole story. Also Juve lost to Porto who are third in Liga NOS.

[@abuibu]

@@masrimus1607 Inter have had the group of death for a few years running in the Champions League. When Spurs made the final, Inter lost to them after playing badly by the away goals matchup, that's how close it was. Bayern lost 4-1 to a minor team in Bundesliga this season, a few off games for a team doesn't prove anything. Man United are doing well in Premier League but were also knocked out of Champions League from an easier group than Inter's. Juve having a transition season under first time head coach Pirlo. PSG just lost again in France and are not at the top of their table but thrashed Barcelona who were on great form. I could go on forever.

[@masrimus1607]

@@abuibu easier group? PSG & Leipzig are both semi finalist last season. Mochengladbach are lower than Leipzig in Bundesliga. How can you say its easier group? Ac Milan also drew 2-2 at Red Star who played with 10 man.

[@masrimus1607]

@@abuibu oh by the way, Lille trashed Milan at home.

[@justinsm]

@@abuibu Your observations highlight the inherent unpredictability and drama of the Champions League, where even teams with significant resources and strong squads can face challenges. Here’s a breakdown of the scenarios you mentioned: Inter Tough Groups: Inter Milan has indeed had some challenging draws in the Champions League, and the “group of death” label can make any group seem particularly tough. Matches can be very close and outcomes can hinge on small margins, as seen with Inter’s close call against Spurs. Off Games for Top Teams: Teams like Bayern Munich, Manchester United, and PSG have occasionally had poor performances or “off” games, which doesn’t necessarily reflect their overall strength or status. These fluctuations can occur due to various factors like form, injuries, or tactical mismatches. Juventus’ Transition: Juventus, under Andrea Pirlo, did experience a transition period. A new coach often brings changes that can initially affect the team’s performance. PSG’s Form: PSG’s ability to thrash teams like Barcelona demonstrates their high potential. However, domestic form can vary, and a single loss or bad spell doesn’t diminish their overall capabilities. it would be a very challenging group, not an “easiest” one. Each of these teams has strong squads and competitive histories, making any match potentially tough. Quality of Teams: While the presence of multiple strong teams in one group can make the competition fierce, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the group is easy or straightforward. The performance in the group stages depends on various factors, including form, injuries, and tactical approaches. In essence, the unpredictability of the Champions League ensures that no group is easy or guaranteed, and even teams with strong line-ups can face difficulties.

[@LiaoK]

Ah yes, that equitable income distribution in the EPL...that results in them getting trounced by Sevilla in the UEL every year.

[@GodleeAK]

Lmao at Sevilla

[@yaneyd93]

Obviously that's not the reason. English teams are still by far the richest. Look at how much they spent this transfer window compared to anyone else. The clubs are just managed far worse than Spanish or German clubs.

[@amitthms]

Chelsea 4 - sevilla 0

[@Noname-kq6jm]

Sevilla always finishing 3rd in the cl group stage😂

[@maxroig1264]

@@amitthms That was a game between reserve teams lmfao. Sevilla went 8 games undefeated against PL teams. Beat then 3rd place United and 2nd placed Inter last season to win the UEL.

[@thejasnarayan]

When u see United at the top of the pl table at 5:30😂😂

[@vex_13]

Tifo is united fans.

[@jorder]

honestly united should just rename their club to lingardinho utd. that man and phil jones just absolutely obliterate the competition. lol

[@sighfly2928]

Closest we’re getting to the title, until Woodward and the owners fuck off.

[@thejasnarayan]

@Dave Brookes Exactly..Tifo is one of the best

[@zscout370]

And Fulham was used twice and Leicester was removed from the table

[@whysosrs5534]

A video on the downfall, present, and future of Serie A would be great.

[@unknownrealist5374]

Heard about the downfall but I thought it was one of the best major leagues

[@brrrrrtenjoyer]

@@unknownrealist5374 In the 80s and 90s it was the best league of all time.

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@brrrrrtenjoyer Yh it’s not on top anymore same with Spanish league now it’s about English German n I wanna say french

[@brrrrrtenjoyer]

@@unknownrealist5374 I wouldn't say French rn. Maybe in a few years when the quality improves significantly. However, although the Bundesliga isn't as competitive, the quality of players and managers that come from there is amazing and the football is also quite high so I have a soft spot even if Bayern wins it every year.

[@unknownrealist5374]

@@brrrrrtenjoyer I thought french league improved with all the giants in PSG and teams like Lille in champions league now. German league is defo one of the best

[@JPFrancab]

England has The Big 6, Brazil has The Big 12

[@Maxim89Il]

Yep, the "big 12" is made from players who couldn't find clubs in Europe.

[@johnnyboi331]

its like comparing the mens MLS to the womens league lol

[@ratedpending]

@@Maxim89Il yeah, those Neymar, Pelé, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Kaká guys could never cut it in Europe

[@Maxim89Il]

@@ratedpending What are you on about? Pele played at a time when Brazilian teams really were strong and his Santos could compete for the title in any European league. The rest you've mentioned moved to Europe, ask yourself why. These days, real talent leaves Brazil the moment it's possible. Like, you list players who left Brazil to show how the Brazilian league is strong. It's basically a development league!

[@Maxim89Il]

@@eujoseafonso Well, technically, European teams win from it. Hey, I'd love to see teams base more around local talent. But reality is, the Brazilian league is weak. Brazil produces talent, and it doesn't stay there.

[@ujyantramesh8505]

Other than viewership and popularity in general, I think there's no valid comparison between which one's the best. Every league is good in its own aspects.

[@seemymobot4987]

@@currypiston SPOT ON MY MAN 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@jordavi7501]

Plus every league has its fair share of exciting smaller clubs [or clubs with small backgrounds] outperforming themselves; Atalanta, Aston Villa [early days], Stade Rennais, Getafe... All with managers excelling with far less financial power but superior tactics. There's something for everyone 👌🏼

[@yaneyd93]

@@currypiston England: Most individual quality of players. Germany: Best atmosphere

[@EisernRob]

All very subjective

[@EisernRob]

@@currypiston Germany: best at filling stadiums because fans/members own their clubs

[@hakim6158]

Probably the Brazilian league. They have a top12 the madlads.

[@muhammadrifqi7308]

@@WinWall3227 nope, easter island first division is by far the best

[@Maxim89Il]

Yep, the "big 12" is made from players who couldn't find clubs in Europe.

[@muniz8]

@@Maxim89Il Yeah,the best club here, Flamengo, is a mix of Europe flops and rejections. Brazil have a decent league, but definitively not one of the best in the world

[@nicholasq203]

@@muniz8 I mean, Europe flops and rejections that took Liverpool all the way to extra time with a fairly evenly contested match. Put Flamengo in the premier league and they won't be anywhere near relegation zone, I can assure you that. But fair enough, most of the other clubs are substantially worse off financially and that, inevitably, brings the level of the league down. But in terms of match day uncertainty, it's honestly pretty good, it's not uncommon to have some pretty major surprises with theoretically worse sides, such as Chapecoense with their Sudamericana success. The accident they suffered was devastating, unfortunately...

[@muniz8]

@@nicholasq203 Flamengo is a decent team. They were able to take Liverpool to extra time by parking the bus. I think that the only reason they dominated Brazil and South America last year was because of, as you said, the financial problems of most teams not only in the country, but in the continent. In others conditions, they wouldn't have so much dominance over the league as they had.

[@dvidsuba]

English media is successful in hyping the Premier League. The myth of being the 'best league' was intact even when English clubs consistently performed poorly in international competitions. It doesn't matter if they're the best or not, what matters is that they made fans believe they're the best.

[@bod9934]

And it is the best league what is your point lol

[@dominic1332]

@@bod9934 if that was the case how many english teams has won the ucl in the last 10 years? They are good in their own league but when pitted against other teams in other leagues they perform average to save you some time only 2 have won in the last 10 years

[@adyari808]

Nah, people will eventually got fed up with the bullshit if there's no real stuff in it. Nothing beats good management

[@_EmperorPenguin]

D Whitely Well it’s the most evenly balanced top league, most of the ucl’s of the recent past were dominated by Madrid, barca, and Bayern. 3 different English teams have won the ucl since the 21st century and 5 have made the final

[@bod9934]

@@dominic1332 well it is certainly true to some point that English teams fail to get results in the Ucl. I would highly doubt that they are incapable of winning it but as the intensity of the league is so high that Ucl feels like a normal game. And on the other side Ucl has always favoured spanish teams. Referees were often biased. Madrid, barca are also an oligopoly in the league. They are mad rich. Laliga basically pays them a lot higher for the rights. Its easy to win ucl and laliga with the funds they provide whereas epl provides fair share. So income is tremendously competitive. Never saw any english player who was good in epl to fail in other leagues but saw many other league players failing or struggling tremendously in epl

[@uwupaksa8451]

05:32 Lol the graphic maker is united fans

[@AminXD10]

Lmfao the best Liverpool at 7🤣

[@19Ayub]

And there’s no Leicester

[@btk92]

4:20 110% of the La Liga income is distributed... some Neymar level accounting right there!

[@raymondqiu8202]

lmaooo

[@basti2955]

nope. 10% of the whole TV Deal goes to Segunda Division. 50% Of the money that goes to LaLiga is equally split, 25% of that money goes to the 5 year thingy and 25% of that money goes to the thing based on viewers.

[@황백의11번]

Cut the 10% off to segunda first. Then from the remaining, 50-25-25. For example, if its 100M in total. 10% (10M) goes to Segunda. Then 90M remains. From here, 50% (45M) divides equally. 25% (22.5M) goes to rank and 25% (22.5M) goes to viewer distribution.

[@ollewall]

Clearly you did not listen to the video... "out of the la liga pot"

[@sbxhdbsjcbcjsc]

The video could've mentioned 10%, 45%, 22.5%, 22.5%

[@eiladtariq3455]

I think the English language also really helped the premier league since it is a universal language.

[@joemartin6549]

Not really since in 2016 our relegation league was more popular than every league except the epl and bundesliga. We just have good support for our clubs honestly don’t even need other countries to watch

[@joshquinn4964]

Even though I'm English I'd say it's the Bundesliga because of the fans and the atmosphere.

[@appleslover]

@@banger2998 champions League*

[@appleslover]

@@banger2998 but the premier League is

[@richardlabeja]

Bundesliga suffers from Bayerns dominance. They just buy out the competition.

[@adrian225]

@@richardlabeja so does every other big team in nearly all other leagues, just look at where van dijk and mane used to play before joining liverpool, or where john terry and frank lampard were before moving to chelsea. Or in the la liga: ramos and rakitic used to play for sevila before joining real and barca, griezmann used to play for real sociedad or something before moving to atletico. Its how all big clubs function and how they manage to stay big: by buying out their opposition.

[@akshadchavan5528]

This is my personal opinion but I think the Brazilian league, Argentinian league and Liga MX deserves a mention.

[@VideoGamingHD]

You are joking...

[@immermitderruhe]

Maybe in terms of producing talents and fan culture. But the fan culture is so extreme that some games and rivalries look like a civil war. I dont know if that is the right approach.

[@josuebarboza9809]

@@immermitderruhe not in mexico

[@josuebarboza9809]

That's because they have a playoff system. If leagues with play off system had a table system the same teams would win again and again

[@Aaron19987]

No they don’t

[@KaitoSchmidtOfficiial]

The Premier League just became good because of money. In the 90s and early 2000s i watched the Spanish,Italian and German League but never was interested in the PL because they played this awful Kick and Rush Football

[@busyBaldurus]

"Which is the beste league?" Talks only about two leagues at all... IDK man, I expected a different video with this title.

[@Sibalukhulu_]

When we say the Best in football, we mean the frequent winner, the one who remains the victor when up against their opposition, and that has no debate Spain has the best football which wins them the most (even outside the top two). when you start to add broadcasting, marketing nd all that other stuff, you are now talking about something else. football is simple: one ball, two teams, who wins?

[@ulissesmendoza8752]

England obviously they have a better overall style of play and tempo is way faster than in spain

[@muthuchelvam6751]

@@ulissesmendoza8752 may be he is saying about the quality quality wise la liga is the best but competitive wise premier league stands out simply put if you watch a football which involves more physicality then you should watch pl if you need to watch more technical stuffs then la liga is the best

[@mrdarren1045]

No it isnt outside the top 2. La liga has 18 champions league/European cup titles with only 2 different winners while England has the next most with 14 from 5 different winners. And in the next few years English clubs will surpass la liga.

[@shaquillethomas1544]

​@@mrdarren1045no they won't, they most won all those because of rich investors,La liga clubs won alot of trophies without spending alot of money to win,La liga will always be the best quality football league,seems you forget the the biggest set of football legends passed through La Liga 2nd Serie A

[@pranjalchaudhary9124]

Soooooooo when do we start talking about the English bias seeping into Tifo Football? About EPL's popularity. Just look at the media an English speaker consumes. It's all from the perspective of the EPL 90 percent of the time. Obviously the league that gets the most exposure gets more popular and hence gets more foreign TV deals. If the world language was Spanish or Italian or German, those leagues would be with most cash in flow right now. Simple as it gets.

[@-Ahmed8592]

What language did you type this in?

[@joemartin6549]

Mate what are you on about… the English relegation league was more popular than every league except the bundesliga and premier league because of loyalty. We don’t need foreign fan viewership it’s just a bonus. Also the Spanish league pay on an individual basis Meaning there’s a pyramid. While in Germany they don’t have this they have a problem of willingly giving players cheap to the biggest teams which the epl countered lately by asking for a massive amount to make them stop and give them an advantage.

[@joemartin6549]

In 2016 the championship was more popular than every league except epl and bundesliga. A league that no one from another country watches. Maybe you Middle Eastern should stop being bias against English and actually support your own countries local clubs instead.

[@maxroig1264]

Some stats: Record of La Liga vs Prem ties in KO rounds of Europe since 2010 is 23 Wins La liga , 7 Wins Premier League Point gap in prem 18/19 1st to 20th was 82 points. In la liga it was 55. 19/20 in prem it was 78 points. In la liga it was 62. Man city alone had more in league wins by 4+ goals than Barca, atleti, and real combined last season.

[@maxroig1264]

@SP with the exception of the leicester season that’s not even true- the two front runners for the prem are always very clear from the start of the season. Regardless, the number of potential winners is not what makes a league better. The MLS has a different winner every year, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best league in the world lmao. La Liga has the highest quality football from top to bottom. That’s why it’s the best league.

[@denver5093]

u answered why PL is the most popular league. big difference between popular and best. best league means where the quality of futbol, the tactical side of it is superior. & that's laliga. proven by the european dominance of MADRID, BARCA, SEVILLA, ATM..or even the other laliga teams who have beaten PL teams most of the teams whenever they have faced each other in UCL or UEL.

[@shaquillethomas1544]

And the reason why it watch more because they get more rights in most counties because of the Queen ruling alot of countries,that's a mere fact,so they will get more money on the TV right,the other top leagues dont because they dont watch in every country because they don't have the rights,alot of people don't look at this

[@drxshock6957]

"The League where anyone can beat anyone." Aston Villa 7, Liverpool 2.

[@conors4430]

True, and the anyone can be anyone tag would mean a lot more if villa could actually win a title. Anybody beating anyone on any given day is a nice manipulative way of saying, little teams can still win games but we all know the big boys win titles

[@Neater_profile]

@@conors4430 Exactly.

[@xp3r1]

2:54 this was proved yesterday when a team thta would have gotten relegated last season if hawkeye actually did its jobs beat the runaway champions of England 7-2

[@ahmadjalal5017]

Aston Villa VS Liverpool

[@DanielGreen07]

@@ahmadjalal5017 check out Columbo here....

[@pauliewalnuts5803]

I own a moderate sized farm in southern France that operates in the summer months and I can confirm during our off season most of my employees go off to play in Ligue 1

[@danielburgess7101]

I’m gonna go ahead and say the German League is catching up with the PL in terms of organised structure. Still a way to go with unpredictability and entertainment.

[@bikunchettri1207]

Premier League: fast pace football best for entrainment. Bundesliga: best young player featured. Seri A: best defensive Leage 1: best for scouting La liga: probably for best footballing tactics and more technical. La liga is best to attract south American player. That's why they dominate ucl and Europe league.

[@alahiri2002]

La Liga doesn’t dominate Europe. Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid dominate the UCL, while Sevilla dominates the UEL. Valencia deserves respect for being in the conversation as well, but La Liga as a whole does not dominate Europe.

[@blakemelhuish1118]

La Liga tactics? Doesn’t the EPL have Mourinho, pep, Carlos, klopp ? The most tactical managers

[@kiongoldpotera3306]

The defensive aspect of Serie A has come to an end. They average more goals nowadays than the other leagues.

[@alahiri2002]

MeOhYesMe Can you read? The individual CLUBS are the European forces. The Bundesliga is the only league headed in the direction of more competition apart from the Premier League. As a LEAGUE, the EPL is far more dominant in European competitions. When the same clubs are the only ones capable of getting there in the first place, it makes for a pretty terrible league.

[@alahiri2002]

blake melhuish Don’t forget Marcelo Bielsa.

[@kchall5]

I believe that La Liga's high European ranking stems from the fact that their top sides have to put in less effort beating the down-table sides than their PL counterparts. Barcelona and RM can basically sleepwalk through lesser sides with ease, and 6-0 and 8-0 scores are commonplace. They can then concentrate their energies on UCL and the like. In the PL, the lower-level sides are much stronger, and top sides have to put more effort to gain wins. Also, there are like 6-7 "big" clubs in the PL vying for top honors, as opposed to 2 or 3 in the other leagues.

[@mrdarren1045]

Totally agree. The pl causes a lot more burn out than la liga. Plus the frozen pitches in winter result in lot more injuries. So at the seasons end when the final stages come around la liga sides are a lot fresher with far fewer injuries.

[@ayubali2431]

In my opinion there are fifteen major clubs across Europe with worldwide recognition and an international fanbase (also happens to be the same clubs founding the super league) These are 6 from England 3 from Spain 3 from Italy 2 from Germany 1 from France

[@stubbig]

The league table at 5:30 hahahahahaha

[@Aldoz]

Obviously Aston Villa should be on the top, above Tottenham, Leeds and Leicester

[@iguana900]

Definitely the most interesting league to follow! Great games, beautiful teams, incredible history behind the teams and awesome images of nice stadiums that aren't too filled with dirty advertisements (like ligue 1 in France)

[@unknownrealist5374]

There’s not another league where you can literally binge the through the years😂💯

[@goodevil1227]

LaLiga sold their Indian broadcast rights to Facebook. And man the experience is just awful. Streams lag, cuts off, buffering issues and so on. Commentary and the pundits are also bang average. I dont understand why they would treat such a massive market so poorly.

[@supervarun777]

Yeah should have been Sony or something

[@El_Chucho_Bravo]

You should cover Granada’s Segunda División to Europa League run.

[@alessandroiglesias4693]

Title should have been about tv rights. Completely missed out on the opportunity on talking about how the Spanish teams have dominated European competitions with smaller budgets than the English clubs and lower tv deals

[@hoselui]

The only way to evaluate all 5 TOP European leagues is by looking at the results between their teams in European competitions: In the last 20 years 50% of European titles have been won by Spanish team. In the last 10 years: 20 Spanish titles (61%) 8 English titles (24%) 5 German titles (15%) Spanish teams have been finalist in 28 times of 33 European finals in the last 10 years. In the last 20 years La Liga has had the greatest variety of European champion teams of any league: Spain (5), England (4), Germany (2), Italy (1) What Premier League has is a huge economic bubble produced by investments from Arabic sheikhs, Russians oligarchs and American investment funds, that´s all.

[@charanbal9122]

bundesliga is tops for "matchday uncertainty"

[@suryac850]

The main reason is Britain colonized half the world in the past, so because of that many people speak English and hence watch the Premier League. Also the money surely helps to attract better players and coaches. Its not like the football in England is better than other leagues.

[@milosevixm]

So La Liga it is, thanks

[@bobchipman7737]

Farmers league

[@WARDZ]

In Asia and the middle east LaLiga is the ONLY league. Its so popular that in every neiberhood there is a barça cafe or a real madrid pub , families break up over whos better messi or ronaldo , madrid and barca are the only games they care about , i live in a village of 4,000 in occupied palestine and when messi scores a goal fire works and people honking in the streets will make you deaf , football is magical

[@zomgbrattodilolrenzor6081]

Asia? Which part of Asia? EPL dominates South East Asia and much of East Asia. La Liga is barely mentioned other than Barca or Madrid.

[@WARDZ]

@@zomgbrattodilolrenzor6081 middle east . its in asia

[@d3m1g0d4]

Right now seria A is playing the best football

[@d3m1g0d4]

@One Indian boy same as the epl, la liga and other leagues

[@bungeespeaks6081]

serie a had 3x more pens than the bundesliga, pl and la liga added together, nothing but a penalty league

[@d3m1g0d4]

@@bungeespeaks6081 Penalty is as a result of attacking and it favours attacking teams the most, with tye arrival of cr7 seria A has become a very attack league and hence a lot of goals being scored and penalties being awarded. Don't be a scoffer and hate for hating sake, it'll make you a better football fan.

[@bungeespeaks6081]

@@d3m1g0d4 It isn't because of that, it is because of their handball rules, if the ball makes contact with your hand, no matter what it is a pen, look at lucas leiva always targeting player's hands

[@silloweet]

This video could be a few seconds long. The answer is the Premier League

[@Erikali26]

😂🤣

[@timmi2198]

In the pitch, La Liga is ahead in almost every aspect

[@silloweet]

Muneeb Ali hahahaahha

[@unphazd5137]

The PL is without doubt the best league in the world by FAR. Hence why Pep has stayed here for nearly 8 years compared to 4 in spain and 3 in germany...

[@PhilWhelanNow]

English is the global language of business and spoken everywhere, the former British Empire means that it has players of all kinds of heritage, helping draw fans from around the world. The game is also a higher paced & more competitive than Spain or Germany or Italy. It’s not dominated by 1/2/3 or 4 sides. That’s down to the heritage of 150 years.

[@Slim-Clips]

La Liga is tactically and technically the best and most intense league. The Premier League is the most entertaining, largely because of marketing and how many big clubs are in it.

[@AlejandroSudasassi]

And because no team can actually defend well in England.

[@victoramogu3708]

In Africa it's so big because of that match day uncertainty. Dare I say that without that match day uncertainty, The language factor (English a global language ) would not count for so much.

[@arkag5096]

premier league has always been entertaining. but the the best league in 1980s and 1990s was serie a without any rival. in 2000s it was between premier league and la liga. from 2010 to 2018 it was la liga. since 2018 premier league is the best. I don't know about before 1980 era so no comments.

[@tinasherusike7458]

mid 70s to mid 80s was a decade of English dominance

[@izzojunior]

5:32 So no one randomly sees Tifo’s 2020-21 ‘predictions’ with Man United finishing first on 98 points and Liverpool seventh on 63? 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣. I love this channel, that is a helluva troll 😁😁😁

[@jeffreytsao5710]

They even managed to work in a hilarious joke at the end. Man United to get 98 points in the 20/21 season? That's gotta be the best punchline I've heard in years

[@tandatanya8834]

"best" isn't the word that I'll use. "well share tv right" is, or simply "richest".

[@neemnoa303]

Let's face it, you'll never have Elche beating Real Madrid 7-2 and Alavés spanking Barcelona 5-1 within a week in La Liga. In the last 10 years the EPL had 5 different champions and nobody won more than twice in a row. In the last 10 years the Bundesliga had 2 different champions and Bayern won 8 in a row... In the last 10 years in La Liga they had 3 different champions with a single Atlético win other than full Real & Barca domination. In France, since the full PSG takeover in 2012 they won every single Ligue 1 title except for one (won by Monaco). Except for the 09-10 win of Inter, Serie A has been entirely dominated for 10 years by Juventus. All the major European leagues are one or at most two horse races for a decade now, except the premier league. The tempo, the passion of the fans, the international language of the commentary, the generally high level of play even among the "smaller" clubs (hence the above mentioned freak results) means the EPL is the most entertaining to watch. It has a great combination of everything: quality, excitment, unpredictability, atmosphere and drama.

[@ActionJacksn]

tempo 4/5...not much to say here :) could be 5/5 if the mind of some players could keep up with the pace on and off the pitch passion of the fans 2/5...even before covid the ticket-prices were too high and MOST of the "fans" are on other continents... language of commentary 5/5 high level of play among "smaller" clubs 2/5...would still be fodder for the likes of PSG, Real/Barca, Bayern and Liverpool and City showed that last season atmosphere 3/5 drama 2/5...depends on media...english national team though 5/5 Conclusion: while the most entertaining it is just a rerun of Seria A in 80s/90s...take all the money from EPL and throw it on any of the other top leagues and you'll get almost the same overall score

[@economicerudite4924]

Actually, most of this comment is wrong. Statistically, La Liga has been *more* competitive than the Premier League in recent years. There have been more upsets (Barcelona and Real Madrid *regularly* dropping points) whilst the top teams in England (City and Liverpool in the past few years) go entire seasons and only lose once or twice. As to the quantity of teams that dominate - over the past 10 years the Premier League has been dominated by 3 teams - Chelsea and City, and now more recently Liverpool. Arsenal and United are not what they once were and Spurs were never true title contenders. This is much the same as the big 3 in Spain (with Sevilla more recently joining the mix). If you want to go back further and include the likes of United and Arsenal then I shall simply go back further and include Valencia and Deportivo. As to title races themselves, they have been much more competitive in La Liga. In the Prem, it is a regular occurrence for a single team to run away with it (and to be able to figure out who will win between December and February). In Spain, this is not the case. The title races between the top 3 are extremely close and difficult to call. Take last season, for instance, where we all knew that Liverpool were going to win, but the title race between Real and Barça went to the penultimate game of the season (with Barcelona on top of the table until the final few games). On average, title winners in La Liga are wrapping up the league with much fewer points than their English counterparts. Where it is now common place for City and Liverpool to get into the 90, sometimes 100, point margin, the big Spanish teams are winning in the 70 and 80 point margins. This is because of the competitive nature of the league and regularity of shock results. To look at the relegation zone, more points are required, on average, in order to guarantee survival in La Liga than in the Premier League (implying a much tighter title race). Add to this the fact that it is, on average, less likely for a newly promoted team to be instantly relegated in La Liga and you realise that the league is competitive top-to-bottom because there isn’t such a big gulf in quality in Spain as there is in England. In England, you have a handful of teams who are too good for the Championship but not good enough for the Premier League. These teams often (over the course of years) straddle the two leagues until they eventually either break through or run out of the financial fire power to maintain that level. This simply doesn’t happen as frequently in Spain. Take Eibar, for instance. This is a team with a stadium capacity of 4,000 in a city of 20,000 inhabitants. In 2014 they were promoted to La Liga for the first time and due to their tiny size and lack of finances they were expected to instantly get relegated. Fast forward to 2020 and they are still in the top division, having proven themselves more than capable of competing in the highest level of world football. They have, on multiple occasions, caused big upsets (including beating Real Madrid multiple times - notably a 3-0 victory against Los Blancos at the Santiago Bernabeu in 2018/19). This, according to the stats, is much less frequent in England. Finally, it is worth talking about the more competitive nature of the 4th place and also Europa League spots in Spain. Far more Spanish teams compete for these spots than in England and (very often) it ends up being a curse. A team like Sociedad, Celta, Valencia or Getafe might get European football, but because of the added games and the highly competitive nature of La Liga, they find themselves in a relegation battle or in the bottom half of the next season, allowing for new teams to attempt to compete for Europe - maybe Bilbao, Sevilla, Levante or Betis. So, to conclude: You’re chatting rubbish mate. You’re peddling the same lies that ignorant Premier League fans always repeat. It simply isn’t true.

[@pauliewalnuts5803]

Top 5 in order Premier League - Has the best teams and is the most competitive not really an argument La Liga - Has the 2 biggest clubs in the world however it’s usually only 3 teams that win it Serie A - Quite a few good teams and good players could arguably swapped with La Liga Bundesliga - 2 good teams in the league the rest are average not a great league Ligue 1 - Rubbish league with 1 brilliant team

[@leonleeson5904]

Bundesliga is the best by far. Better youth development. Better stadia, beers and standing in the stands. Better relationships with fans because of the 50+1 rule and lower ticket prices to keep the working class crowd in who make the noise. Great quality throughout the league even if Bayern dominate more often than not. Best KZbin and social media content and presence. Biggest or richest isn't always best.

[@NakanoGhost27]

And bayern wins every year... so much fun

[@leonleeson5904]

@@NakanoGhost27 nice and predictable that was, hence why I had already touched on that point. Everything else is better in the Bundesliga, the list that I did and you ignored to go after one point, everything else is better. La Liga has had only 4 different teams win it in the last 2 decades, Bundesliga has had 5 different winners in the same period, the Premier league has only had one more at 6 in the last 20 years. The dominance of Bayern isn't enough of a negative, especially given some close run seasons by the other big sides in Germany and the overall competitiveness throughout the league, to actually have a valid point about it.

[@mattiknowyourmum7521]

@@leonleeson5904 Bayern wins every year , it's a boring league, the viewing numbers speak for itself, nobody even takes notice when Bayern wins anymore. Prem is the best league in the world ,every manager that comes it says so.

[@samkelomambisa1897]

The thing is, in English football, a fourth tier team has more passionate support than every other bottom team from any other top tier league. An EPL match between 17 and 18 is more riveting than any other league between 4 and 5.

[@TheB0a]

EPL is the only one out of the top 4 Euro leagues that has more than a "Big 3 clubs." So there is always a challenge and isnt a 1 club league like the others. Only other Euro league I watch is Bundesliga and it's cause their very tactics heavy and I like how they respect football culture with their 50+1 ruling.

[@Pooofcomify]

I liked the video but the title is somewhat misleading. It should maybe be "why the PL is so popular" because that really the question that's been answered

[@darthhideous9084]

If you already know this year's league champion, it's not the best league.

[@chazord888]

Go on then mystic mac who's gonna win the prem

[@arnavlama977]

@@chazord888 no one can predict after villa game while the serie a winner will be juve,laliga-real madrid,ligue 1 psg,bundesliga bayern

[@_Stevio_]

Charles Man City or Chelsea.

[@mickd9398]

Liverpool or Man City again probably. They usually win nearly 90% of matches anyway so one loss shouldn’t affect their campaign

[@johnnyboi331]

its either gonna be spurs, man city, chelsea or liverpool.

[@plung3r]

Now Ronaldo is in the EPL, the hype is more. Imagine if Messi was there.

[@marcorojas-vazquez6792]

Don't care what league you think is the best I just hate people that say "premier league because anyone can beat anyone" and then when a top side in La liga or Serie A loses to a lower table team they call the league rubbish because big teams lose to small teams. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@TorresinhoLFC]

5:31 LOOOOL who's mans did this table lol

[@adeshkantha7034]

Why I watch pl and not other leagues... 1. I dont know which channels other leagues are broadcasted 2. fpl

[@muthuchelvam6751]

Bundesliga is televised in the same channel where epl is televised and la liga in last 2 years you can only watch it on Facebook and about seria e you can watch it in ten2

[@Jim90117]

The competitiveness is its key selling point and its been that way for decades, even when you see seemingly unbeatable teams like City or Liverpool, someone seems to always be able to stop them. You’ll never see that in most other leagues.

[@akshat8252]

My top 5 footbal league of Europe 1) EPL 2) Laliga 3) Series A 4) Bundeshliga 5) Ligue 1

[@UnknownUser_10]

1) EPL 2) Bundesliga 3) La Liga 4) Serie A 5) Ligue 1

[@6MasterWilly6]

PL is "The league where anyone can beat Anyone". MLS: Am I a joke to you?

[@x_saberblade1013]

6MasterWilly6 The MLS is not that big in Europe, mainly due to a lot of team’s being new, and a lot of the footballers not being household names. It’s growing in popularity though.

[@Paulkuriansunny]

5:29 is the league prediction of tifo I guess 😂

[@pavelr4752]

What does "best" really mean tho..? 🤔

[@EisernRob]

@BobbyG It was only financial stats, what about stadium attendances, titles etc?

[@theo14796]

What a beautiful channel! Sophisticated content/viewership, love it x

[@HM0092]

Leicester winning the title, aguerooooo, Gerrard slip, Last day suspense. It'll never be in another league. Not only the money or iconic moments but things like Peter drury and Jim beglin as commentators, sky sports, match of the day post match analysis is what makes epl class. We don't have messi or neymar but we do have thrills. Last season was a disaster but this season's gonna be crazy

[@spethmanjones2997]

I would have actually watched more than a third of this video if it had been focused on, you know, actually answering the question posed in the title.

[@jazzzzzz5626]

The best league is the most competitive league and in my honest opinion the premier league have that even big teams lose big like Man U lost 4-2 to watford

[@eboniaco]

The UEFA Champion's League is played precisely to determine which league is the best in all of Europe. Or at least to determine which is the best club in Europe, and to which country it belongs. Otherwise, there would be no point in playing it. Anyone accepts the numbers: Spain has more European trophies, both from the UCL or Europa League, than England, or Italy, Germany or France. Facts, not opinions.

[@thegreatcalvinio]

It’s got to be the NFL...

[@logirex]

Not that many fans of American Rugby around the world ;)

[@JakrilHoquelinkedin]

4:31 La Liga’s 2016-17 numbers don’t add up. 10 % to the second tier, 50% shared equally, 25% awarded on merit and 25% distributed on metrics = 110%

[@temporaryuseraccount0012]

No wonder La Liga's top two teams ended up having to sell all their best players to balance their books, lol.

[@100percentSNAFU]

The lower divisions in England are the most entertaining because anything can happen. The Premier league is dominated by a handful of clubs with maybe one surprises each year finishing in the top 6. Of course same could be said about most other top divisions.

[@bakaweiner6956]

League race these 5 years.... Bundesliga: Bayern München Serie A: Juventus League 1: PSG La Liga: Real Madrid or Barcelona Premier League: ?????????????????

[@crosleybendix97]

Serie A last season was a pretty close title race, which got me into the Serie A as a whole, but the Premier League most definitely has that unpredictability factor, as evidenced by this matchweek.

[@AshishKumar-ul5ki]

Man city and liverpool

[@geraldclydeabella3350]

@One Indian boy about PSV and Feyenoord

[@anirs8198]

@One Indian boy and psv eindhoven

[@anirs8198]

Premier League :everton or aston villa

[@scotlandr]

In terms of innovative infrastructure and putting fans and ethics first over greed, Bundesliga tops any league out there. A league can generate billions in revenue and claim to be the best in the world but in the process can become soulless and overpriced for many.

[@bungeespeaks6081]

in terms of corruption, and one team buying all the talent in the league*

[@daudikusinza9433]

It truly is the league where anyone can beat anyone like how tf did Liverpool lose to villa 7-2😭😭😭

[@WorldGamingF]

I dont care about the leagues just my club. Lincoln city is my club and you should do a video on them. :)

[@EU_Red_Fox]

If match day uncertainty is of high value then it’s always hard to beat out MLS. Their issue has always been quality because unlike most other leagues they have heavily focused on revenue sharing in all ways possible as equal as possible. Salary cap keeps teams from folding (Chivas USA mistake being the last) as is more common in Italy, England, and Spain where every couple years we see a club fold then reform; but it harms MLS in being able to spend massively on deep quality squads. On average none of the big leagues have any worthwhile uncertainty in champions and it’s only a one off match that can surprise a fan. Problem is that most European leagues don’t care for revenue sharing. PL comes closer than most but even then Champions League and Europa League harm that by increasing income disparity then add in sponsors which causes mega-clubs to grow even more as that income isn’t redistributed. European leagues are very capitalist with rich get richer mega-clubs while ironically MLS is more socialist where anyone can actually win it all. What league is the best depends on your taste. If you want to never know the winner and for it not to usually be the same 6 then zero major European leagues are for you. If you want to see the best then pick a mega-club and never worry about anything but when you play tiebreaker big clubs.

[@unknownrealist5374]

Prem combines uncertainty and quality

[@bearallan]

@Tifo Football a video about which league is best based on a variety of team, competition, and player statistics would be very interesting

[@neutrallan3010]

Which is the best football league??? Starts talking about the income, revenue generated, finances etc of two leagues only. i expected him to talk about the different aspects of the leagues . I was totally misled by the title.

[@Kourumeme]

Remember when Série A was the best league in the 90s.

[@claytoncarlostivane7393]

best leagues by decades: 90s:Italy 2000s:Spain 2010s:england

[@kaisen5669]

How is England in 2010s???

[@yaneyd93]

How has England surpassed in 2010s? There is nothing that would validate this statement.

[@monalisa3549]

Premier League is the most popular and entertaining league. Myself from Malaysia, many are fans of English club. Sure, some are fans of Spanish clubs but doesn't come close to the popularity that is the Premier League. It's more competitive than any other European league in my opinion, just look at 2015-16 season.

[@adnanmustafa73]

Only one correct answer. The Premier League. 😎

[@jayeshratangairi8732]

Can you guess the next league champion of : Germany - Obviously Bayern France - Obviously PSG Italy - Obviously Juventus ( although this season Inter is very ahead ) Spain - Barcelona/ Real England - City/ Liverpool/ United/Chelsea That's is the reason

[@UnknownUser_10]

United and Chelsea, looool, good joke. The premier keague is predictable too now. In the last 4 years there were only two champions. Don’t act like the premier league is different to other leagues.

[@kennythekid130]

Bundesliga and Serie A not even mentioned lmao

[@giancarlotubal5985]

La liga best teams best players❤️💙

[@AntonoirJacques]

I would say the Cymru Premier but Tifo you've just put a massive Liverpool banner across the entirety of Wales. We have our own league that teams competes in the Champions League and Europa League. Very disappointed in you for this

[@sanjaybaniya6449]

You should Consider Indian League too Bigger Teams play in 2nd Div But its changing....

[@imviiku]

I know the Best Cricket , Basketball , Volleyball leagues but Football one is a bit Debatable .

[@RakeshTDK]

The title should be "Why pl is best league"

[@danielsantarosa101]

The best among the top European leagues has to be the Premier League because they have more than 2 clubs with real chances of winning, right? Over the past 20 seasons, La Liga saw: 1 Atlético de Madrid title, 2 Valencia titles, 7 Real Madrid titles and 10 Barcelona titles. 4 different champions. Over the past 20 seasons, the Bundesliga saw: Stuttgart, Werder Bremen and Wolfsburg winning once each, 3 Borussia titles, and 14 Bayern titles, with Bayern winning 8 times in a row. 5 different champions. Over the past 20 seasons, the Italian Seria A saw: 1 Roma title, 2 AC Milan titles, 5 Internazionale titles, and 11 Juventus times, 9 of them being in a row (Juventus actually won 12 times, but one of these titles was found to be frauded, so no champion was awarded). 4 different champions. Over the past 20 seasons, the French Ligue 1 saw: Montpellier, Olympique de Marseille, Nantes, Lille, Monaco and Bordeaux winning 1 title each, Lyon winning 7 titles, and PSG winning another 7 times. 8 different champions. And over the past 20 seasons, the Premier League saw: Liverpool and Leicester winning once each, Arsenal winning twice, Manchester City winning 4 times, Chelsea winning 5 times, and Manchester United winning 7 times. 6 different champions. We can see how the Premier League is not that much more competitive than Ligue 1. Ligue 1 actually had 8 different champions over the last 20 seasons, and the most times the same team was a champion over the last 20 seasons is the same as the most times an English team was champion of the Premier League over the last 20 seasons. The main difference is that the Premier League never saw one single team dominating the league for lots of seasons in a row. Now let's compare that to the Brazilian league, Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, which, over the last 20 years, saw: Vasco da Gama and Atlético Paranaense won it once each, Santos, Fluminense, Flamengo and Palmeiras won it twice, Cruzeiro and São Paulo won it 3 times, and Corinthians won it 4 times. 9 different champions. The team who won it the most times over the last 20 seasons, Corinthians, won it only 4 times. The team who won it most times in a row was São Paulo, winning it in the 2006, 2007 and 2008 seasons. And now a fun fact: of all these 9 different champions, only Santos, São Paulo and Flamengo were never relegated. Fluminense was not relegated in the last 20 years, but was relegated in 1997. The other 5 teams were relegated at least once over the last 20 seasons. So, what is the BEST league? Is it the most competitive? Is it the one with the best players? Is it the one with the best team? I think a league is worthless if a single team can win it 5 times in a row. There is no fun in watching it if you already know who is gonna win.

[@CalebAdams]

MLS is on the come up! It has the unpredictability of the Championship, the financial stability of the Prem, some of the best presentation in the world, it's also easily accessible in terms of watching and because MLS is in English. MLS is becoming a league of choice and an exciting place to watch young South, Central and North American talent. Success stories of MLS talent becoming top European talent like Davies, Adams, McKennie, Gio Reyna and Jack Harrison are only giving the league more legitimacy and attracting young players all over to come to MLS because they know regardless of their age they will have chance to play based off ability. It's become a developmental league, with exciting football and only going to produce more and more talent. And it's only been around 25 years. Just imagine where it's going to be in another 25 😍

[@psulionz87]

The video did a poor job answer the question of the video