Toguth F.C.

Toguth F.C. is a professional football club from Toguth, Lacoria who play in the Lacorian Premier League and play their home games at Glory Park. They are the most successful club in Lacoria, with 33 L.P.L. titles, 18 LFA Cups, and four Nordeus Cups. They have a the distinction of never having been relegated to the LFA Second Division. They have been managed by Maart Boswaaker since 2000 and is the most successful manager in the premier league's history. The club is also the richest in the world, said to be worth almost $2 billion.

History
A lot of trophies

Rivalries
Toguth F.C.'s biggest rival is Lacorcita Rovers, whom they play in the Civil War Derby. Both sides have been linked to hooligan activities between supporters. The last major incident was in September 2009 when 200 members of Rover's K.P.S. firm invaded the pitch and charged towards the Lion End. Over a hundred people were arrested. The rivalry stems all the way back to the Lacorian Civil War (1842-47). Lacorcita was were the King (Harold II at the time) resided, and Toguth was the site of the 1842 battle were the King's troops were comprehensively beaten. Lacorcita was considered a symbol of oppression, while Toguth displayed liberation and defiance. Rovers was founded under the name of Lacorcita Royals A.F.C., playing under that name until 1975, further cementing the rivalry, the name "Royals" antagonising T.F.C. supporters.

Another major rival is Iano 67 F.C., due to the proximity of the the two cities. The rivalry between the two clubs is friendly. Chelmsford City is another rival, and the rivalry got a major boost of heatedness when Chelmsford achieved promotion to the premier league after winning the L.F.A. Second Division play-offs in 2009-10. The rivalry is not as friendly as the one with Iano, but no violence has occured, just stand-offs between supporters.

Ground
Toguth F.C. has played at Glory Park since 1890, which has been renovated over the course of the 20th century, and holds 65,000 people. It's named to commerate the battle of Toguth, with west stand being called the Lion End, it being the part of stadium were Tomas Pickett captured "His" lion standard. It has been known to a loud atmosphere, Jan Kuypers once saying, "It was the scariest stadium he had every played in."

Supporters
Toguth F.C. is one of the most supported football clubs in the world. There is no known fixed number, but the fanbase his estimated to well over ten million around the globe. Toguth is practically a one club city, which means its support comes from all over the city. The Golden Lions is the club's hooligan firm. Besides their sporadic violence, they are also known for their vocal support, signing songs like "Come You Lions!' and "I Was Born Free."