Five Reasons Which Make English Premier League The Best League In The World

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The English Premier League is back and with a BANG!!! After a hectic month of training and some record breaking transfers the EPL teams are finally all set for another season of breathtaking football. With numerous football leagues going on around the globe, this English league is often the one to steal the spotlight. What gives it the edge over the Spanish La Liga or the German Bundesliga? Let’s find out. Here are the top 5 reasons why EPL is claimed (probably true) to be the best league worldwide:-

  1. The Global Audience
Undoubtedly the EPL holds the largest fan base amongst all the other leagues existing with fans who are literally married to the teams they support. The reason for it the high level T.V Coverage provided to the league. Amazingly, the EPL is watched by over 600 million people across 200 countries, a staggering number. The Reason? It has depth and quality and excitement unrivalled in the football world.


  1. The Players
When it comes to top international players, some of the Spanish leagues do have the upper hand. However, add up the total number of quality internationals in any league, and the EPL makes the cut as compared to some other leagues where locals dominate the numbers.


  1. Local Derbies
Being a compact and densely populated country, England provides the football world with a lot of local derbies. Be it the North London derby or the Manchester Derby, these fixtures add another level of sheer unhinged intensity to the already hypes football world.
Plus there are some serious rivalries which date back years which heat up the atmosphere every once in a while.


  1. Competition
When it comes competition, the EPL offers a nail-biting thrill of twists and turns with a hard fought and dramatically unpredictable battle to the top end of the table. In comparison to other leagues which are mostly dominated by the top notch clubs. Now that Leicester City have won the EPL who knows what’s in store for us this season.


  1. The Stadiums
Here is a thing no Spanish or German fan can’t deny. The top ten clubs in the EPL all have exceptional home grounds- from the traditional rectangular favourites like Old Trafford and Anfield to the modern fields like the Emirates you have impeccable football fields to play on throughout the season. Even the smaller clubs now have well-constructed stadiums with exceptional seating, viewing and facilities.


 Though these five may be the foundation to the immense popularity of the EPL, but England has been the home to beautiful sport of football for more time than any other country which makes the English league a special one. And ultimately, its that variety of talent plus the traditional attributes of power and pace that form the unique Premier League style making it the best domestic football league in the world. 

  

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