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Liverpool have broken records already for their frankly unprecedented accumulation of points at this stage of the season. Currently their 70-point haul is five points more than any English side has managed after 24 games, but where could they rank amongst Europe's greatest league seasons when all is said and done?
To find out I went through nearly 500 years of football history through various data sources comprising 121 seasons in England, 88 seasons in Spain, 81 seasons in France, 56 seasons in Germany and 117 seasons in Italy. I then aggregated the teams that accumulated the greatest Points Per Game after converting to Three Points for a Win where necessary to produce the following top-20 list.
I’m sure there will be much debate about team x being better than team y so I will stress now that I am not saying one team on this list is better than another. I am simply ranking them by the number of points they accumulated in their respective seasons. Now without further ado let’s begin!

#20 FC Barcelona - 1958/59 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Barcelona	30	24	3	3	96	26	+70	75*	2.500

*adjusted to 3 points for a win
Between 1950 and 1971 there were only 16 clubs competing in La Liga, as a result Barcelona played just 30 games in this campaign, though that didn't stop them racking up a monster season that saw them win 80% of their matches and score more than three goals a game on average! With that said they still had to dig deep to fight off title rivals Real Madrid who came a close second in the final standings. Barcelona would win the league and Copa Del Rey double in this campaign.

#19 AS Monaco - 2016/17 Ligue 1

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Monaco	38	30	5	3	107	31	+76	95	2.500

Prior to this season PSG had won the title for four years on the trot and many would have tipped them as heavy favourites to make it a fivepeat, but then along came AS Monaco who won their first title in seventeen years, and in style nonetheless! Their 95-point haul was just one point away from the all-time French record. Fired by a young Kylian Mbappe and a Radamel Falcao at the peak of their powers they finished the season with twelve straight wins. By winning the first four games of the 2017/18 season they set a new Ligue 1 record for consecutive wins that stands at 16.

#18 Juventus - 2017/18 Serie A

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Juventus	38	30	5	3	86	24	+62	95	2.500

Also entering the list with 2.5 points-per-game is the Juventus side that edged Napoli in a thrilling title race to be crowned 2017/18 Serie A Champions. Napoli led the division for most of the season until matchday 27, which saw Juventus finally clinch the top spot after twelve straight wins. In the end they would win by just four points and claim a League and Coppa Italia double.

#17 Chelsea - 2004/05 Premier League

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Chelsea	38	29	8	1	72	15	+57	95	2.500

In the summer of 2004 José Mourinho became the manager of Chelsea and English football was never the same again. Backed heavily in the transfer market, Chelsea would set a new points record in English football. Losing just once against Manchester City, and conceding just fifteen goals all season many consider them to be the greatest defensive side to ever play in England. Chelsea would win a League and League Cup double in 04/05 and continued their excellent form into the 2005/06 season which saw them retain their title.

#16 Paris Saint-Germain - 2015/16 Ligue 1

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	PSG	38	30	6	2	102	19	+83	96	2.526

PSG's 2015/16 league campaign is the stuff of legends, they finished a staggering thirty-one points clear of second place (a European record) in what is by far the most dominant season in French Football history. Not only did they dominate the league, PSG also won every trophy France had to offer by adding the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue and the Trophée des Champions to their title win. It is for this reason that AS Monaco's title victory in the following season was so surprising! Zlatan Ibrahimovic topped off his final season at the club with a whopping 38 goals in the league and 50 in all competitions.

#15 Real Madrid CF - 2009/10 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
2.	Real Madrid	38	31	3	4	102	35	+67	96	2.526

This was Cristiano Ronaldo's debut season at Real Madrid, and he did not disappoint! Scoring 26 goals in 29 games, he trailed just his teammate Gonzalo Higuaín and Lionel Messi in the hunt for the Pichichi. The 96 points accumulated by this Real Madrid side is the highest by a runner-up in La Liga history. Unfortunately for Manuel Pellegrini's men they had to go up against Pep Guardiola's Barcelona side that many consider the greatest of all time and were ultimately pipped to the title by three points. Losing both of their games against their Catalan rivals proved to be their downfall and this Real Madrid team somehow ended the season without a single trophy, the only team on this list to do so!

#14 FC Barcelona - 2010/11 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Barcelona	38	30	6	2	95	21	+74	96	2.526

We're straight back in Spain for the following season as the saga between early 2010s Barcelona and Real Madrid starts to heat up. Pep Guardiola's men once again managed to hold off a José Mourinho managed Real Madrid to retain the title by four points. Ultimately it was a string of sixteen straight wins, a La Liga record, that won them the title. The cherry on the cake for Barcelona fans was the 5-0 demolition of arch-rivals Real Madrid at the Camp Nou in front of 97,000 supporters.
However most football fans will remember this team for winning the 2011 UEFA Champions League by beating Manchester United 3-1 in the final. The Supercopa de España completed a treble-winning season that cemented Pep Guardiola's side as one of the greatest football sides to grace the planet.

#13 Real Madrid CF - 1960/61 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Real Madrid	30	24	4	2	89	25	+64	76*	2.533

*adjusted to 3 points for a win
Two years after Barcelona's record breaking season, a Real Madrid side under new manager Miguel Muñoz broke their Catalan rivals record by a single point in a season that saw them go 14-1-0 at home. Miguel Muñoz would go on to become arguably the greatest Manager for Real Madrid. In his fourteen-year spell at the helm he would win them fourteen major trophies including two European Cups.

#12 Internazionale - 2006/07 Serie A

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Inter	38	30	7	1	80	34	+46	97	2.553

Following the 2006 Italian football scandal Juventus were relegated to Serie B. Juventus had won the previous Scudetto with 91 points and so a power-vacuum had been created in Serie A for the 2006/07 season. Step up Inter Milan who feasted on the corpse of the Old Lady by signing Patrick Viera and Zlatan Ibrahimovic from Juventus in the summer of 2006. Zlatan would score 15 goals in the league campaign and Inter would utterly dominate Italian football by setting a new points record of 97, finishing twenty-two points above second-placed Roma.

#11 Liverpool - 2018/19 Premier League

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
2.	Liverpool	38	30	7	1	89	22	+67	97	2.553

The 2018/19 season is still fresh in the memory of every Liverpool fan, though they would like to forget the heartbreak of missing out on their first Premier League title and remember their sixth UEFA Champions League victory that followed the league campaign. However for this piece I'm going to focus on the league campaign only; the 97 points amassed by Liverpool is the highest number of points ever accumulated by a runner-up in all of Europe's top 5 leagues. Jurgen Klopp's men managed to win the last nine games of the season but it was all in vain as their title rivals Manchester City won their final fourteen to clinch the title on the final day.

#10 Manchester City - 2018/19 Premier League

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Manchester City	38	32	2	4	95	23	+72	98	2.579

After an epic title-race with Liverpool that tied the European record for most combined points by a champion and runner-up (195 in the 2009/10 La Liga), Manchester City finally ended it with a 4-1 win over Brighton on the final day of the season to reach 98 points. However most City fans will look back to the Kompany wonder-goal against Leicester as the moment that ultimately won them the title.
Fine margins was the story of the season in a title race that had many twists and turns. Mahrez missing a penalty against Liverpool early on in the season looked to have cost them as they trailed by seven points before the return game at the Etihad, but goal-line technology and some incredible football won them the match 2-1 and from there they never looked back.
Domestically Manchester City had a stranglehold on the trophies; along with the Premier League they won the FA Cup, League Cup and FA Community Shield to complete a domestic quadruple.

#9 Bayern München - 2015/16 Bundesliga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Bayern München	34	28	4	2	80	17	+63	88	2.588

This list wouldn't be complete without the German juggernaut that is Bayern Munich! The 2015/16 title win was their 26th league title out of 53 seasons, though they still had to work for it as the 78 points amassed by Borussia Dortmund was the record by a runner-up. Bayern started off the season in style with ten consecutive home wins. 30 goals from Lewandowski and 20 from Müller proved that their firepower was just too much for other teams to handle, but ultimately it was their defensive record that particularly stood out. 17 goals conceded is the lowest in Bundesliga history and is almost up there with the great Chelsea side of 2004/05 when considering Europe as a whole. Bayern would add a DFB-Pokal to their title win to complete a double for the season.

#8 FC Barcelona - 2009/10 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Barcelona	38	31	6	1	98	24	+74	99	2.605

Just like the 2018-19 Premier League, the 2009-10 La Liga was a legendary season in terms of the title race. Runners-up Real Madrid amassed 96 points but their inferior defence let them down as Barcelona romped their way to their 20th League title using the power of tiki-taka. Fresh off a Champions League win in the season prior, Pep Guardiola's men would win four major trophies in the 2009/10 season: the La Liga, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup and the Supercopa de España.

#7 Manchester City - 2017/18 Premier League

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Manchester City	38	32	4	2	106	27	+79	100	2.632

The Centurions, as they shall forever be known broke multiple English records in a season that only ever had one winner. It may have taken a year to acclimatise to Guardiola's football philosophy but it was sure worth it as Man City defeated all nineteen other sides in the division and in doing so set the following records that still stand in English football:

• Most Points (100), Most Goals (106), Highest GD (+79), Most Wins (32), Most Consecutive Wins (18), Earliest Title Win (five games remaining), Biggest Points Gap to 2nd Place (19).

In addition to their record-breaking League title City also won the League Cup, which was Guardiola's first ever trophy in England. Combined with the following season Man City amassed 198 points over two seasons, which is a European record and eclipsed only by 2012/13/14 Bayern Munich in terms of PPG.

#6 FC Barcelona - 2012/13 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Barcelona	38	32	4	2	115	40	+75	100	2.632

Barcelona's own Centurions are the next on the list - Tito Vilanova replaced Pep Guardiola at the start of the season and in doing so was given the most formidable squad in world football at the time. Barcelona scored an eye-watering 115 goals in the 12/13 league campaign, of which 46 came from Lionel Messi. The Argentine scored twelve goals more than his great rival Cristiano Ronaldo in the league. He hit 60 goals in all competitions and documented an earth-shattering 91 goals in the 2012 calendar year - six more than the previous record held by Gerd Müller from 1972.
2012/13 was the season of Messi, from the 11th December 2012 until the 5th May 2013 he scored 33 times in 21 consecutive games, a record that nobody has since come close to matching in any league.

#5 Real Madrid CF - 2011/12 La Liga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Real Madrid	38	32	4	2	121	32	+89	100	2.632

Roll back the clocks one year and you get to 2011/12 Real Madrid, a team that had to deal with three years of frustration at finishing runners-up to their hated rivals Barcelona. In 09/10 and 10/11 they broke 90 points but couldn't take the title off of Guardiola's men, in 11/12 under José Mourinho they finally went one better and produced some astonishing football in the process.
Levante and Barcelona were the only teams to defeat this Real Madrid side in the league as they became the first Spanish side in history to break the 100-point barrier. Their tally of 121 goals scored is a Spanish record, as is their staggering Goal Difference of +89, which is the highest on this list. Whilst Lionel Messi may have taken home the Pichichi with 50 goals, Cristiano Ronaldo (46), Gonzalo Higuaín (22) and Karim Benzema (21) provided more than enough firepower to win Real Madrid's 32nd title.

#4 Preston North End - 1888/89 Football League

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Preston North End	22	18	4	0	74	15	+59	58	2.636

*adjusted to 3 points for a win
Yes, that Preston North End side that only come up in pub quizzes have made the list! 1888/89 was the very first season of professional league football and it would take more than one hundred years before a more dominant season would arise in any of Europe's top five leagues! Whilst 22 games is a little on the small scale to be branded "invincible" (quite a few teams in Europe have made it to 22 unbeaten in the past), it's hard to argue with those stats; 74 scored and only 15 conceded in 22 games is crazy and would extrapolate to the following 38-game season:

Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
38	31	7	0	128	26	+102	100

Interestingly Preston are the only invincible team to make the top 20, here is a list of all the other invincible teams in Europe's top 5 leagues:

Team	Country	Season	Matches
Preston North End	England	1888/89	22
Athletic Club	Spain	1929-30	18
Real Madrid	Spain	1931-32	18
Perugia	Italy	1978-79	30
AC Milan	Italy	1991-92	34
Arsenal	England	2003-04	38

#3 Bayern München - 2013/14 Bundesliga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Bayern München	34	29	3	2	94	23	+71	90	2.647

After a one-year sabbatical Pep Guardiola returned to the highest level of football management by taking over Bayern Munich before the 13/14 season, and it's safe to say he hit the ground running! 90 points from 34 games is an astonishing return that saw Bayern finish nineteen points clear of 2nd place Dortmund.
Bayern's start to the season was frankly ridiculous and on-par with the current Liverpool season ongoing right now. In their first 27 games they went 25-2-0 and had a run of nineteen wins in a row, a Bundesliga record. Consecutive losses to Augsburg and Dortmund followed but the title was already won by that point along with a DFB Pokal, UEFA Super Cup and a FIFA Club World Cup.

#2 Bayern München - 2012/13 Bundesliga

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Bayern München	34	29	4	1	98	18	+80	91	2.676

If you thought 13/14 Bayern was impressive, the iteration a season prior was arguably even better. Managed by the legendary Jupp Heynckes, the 2012/13 Bayern Munich side broke the points record for the Bundesliga that was previously set by Borussia Dortmund (81) the season prior. In doing so Heynckes had created a team that would dominate Germany for years to come. 91 points in a 34-game league is almost equal to a 102-point season in a 20-team division.
The single loss came in matchday 9 against Bayer Leverkusen at home, after which they went on a 53-game unbeaten run stretching over two seasons, a Bundesliga record. This side also broke league records for the Most Wins (29) and Highest Goal Difference (+80), but is most remembered for winning the 2012/13 UEFA Champions League by defeating rivals Borussia Dortmund in an all-German final. In fact 2012/13 Bayern München are the only team to win the quadruple in German football as they did a clean sweep of every trophy on offer by adding the DFB-Pokal and DFL-Supercup to their trophy cabinet.

#1 Juventus - 2013/14 Serie A

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Juventus	38	33	3	2	80	23	+57	102	2.684

Taking the crown for the most dominant league season is none other than the 2013/14 Juventus! Amassing an awe-inspiring 102 points in 38 games for a PPG just shy of 2.7 this side comfortably won the league by seventeen points ahead of Roma. Compared to other teams on this list they boast more modest stats in the offensive and defensive department, but take nothing away from their sheer determination to find three points on the day. Like 2019-20 Liverpool this Juventus side were the masters of grinding out close wins - 14 out of their 33 wins were won by a single goal. Their two losses were a 4-2 away defeat to Fiorentina and a 2-0 away defeat to Napoli. They managed to add a Supercoppa Italiana to their League title but curiously didnt even get out of their Champions League group as they finished third behind Real Madrid and Galatasaray.
So where do Liverpool rack up compared to these sides from yesteryear? The season isn't close to being completed yet, but their 70 points amassed so far is the highest haul from an opening 24-games in any of Europe's top five leagues, with 2013/14 Bayern Munich coming in 2nd with 68 points.

Liverpool - 2019/20 Premier League (after 24 games)

League Table

Pos.	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	PPG
1.	Liverpool	24	23	1	0	56	15	+41	70	2.917

If they can somehow maintain that insane 2.917 PPG until the end of the season they would shoot straight to the top of the list and undoubtedly claim the crown for most dominant league season in Europe's Top 5 Leagues, however there is still a lot more football to be played and the Champions League qualification for next season isn't even secure yet!

Sources

• transfermarkt for Best Season starts in Europes top leagues.
  
• Wikipedia individual season articles for in depth searching for older teams that make the list.
  

I would like to start with a humble warning, that this will be a longer than "usual" post. Hopefully, it will compensate with the amount of information you might deem as interesting. :)
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After finishing my first journey into the world of colors in football, by counting which teams play in red & black color combination, I decided to pursue my next curiosity:
How many football teams in the world play in unusual colors?
By this, I was thinking of teams which have a “main” color that is rarely used (grey, brown, purple, pink, etc.) or use an uncommon color combination.
Because of this coronavirus madness that is going on, I was able to spend more hours for this project than I planned, so in the end I was able to go into almost every single league in the world. I checked teams from over 400 divisions, of different tiers, from all continents. Although it’s not an official list, I tried to include as many clubs as possible on it.
Now, you're probably asking yourself "How do you measure how rare or how common is in football a color / combination of colors?"
An exact answer is impossible to give, so I started the study using my own experience as a football supporter, finally finding an useful purpose for the thousands of hours spent on watching football games. Therefore, I used a subjective point of view and excluded the color combinations that I, personally, considered to be the most common in football teams, namely:

• One-color kits: white, black, red, blue, yellow, green
• Most 2-color combinations that contain white or black: white-blue, white-red, black-yellow, black-green, etc.
• Other combinations: red-blue, red-yellow, blue-yellow, yellow-green.
• An exception was the color orange, where I excluded only the orange+black combination, which is much more widespread than all other combinations that include orange.

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The selection criteria for the teams were as follows:

1. The team should have their main kit in colors which are different than the ones enumerated above;
2. The team must have played or been associated with the colors for several seasons;
3. The team should be currently active (dissolved clubs were not included).

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But enough introduction, let’s jump straight into the list of the most uncommon kit colors in the world of football:
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CATEGORY I - Teams with 1 main color

1. Purple (includes purple+white or purple+black) - [73 clubs]
Notable teams: Fiorentina, Anderlecht, Toulouse, Austria Vienna, Real Valladolid.
Other teams (by conference):
UEFA (photo gallery here) - CE Carroi (Andorra), SV Austria Salzburg, Austria Klagenfurt (Austria), K Beerschot VA (Belgium), Etar Veliko Tarnovo (Bulgaria), NK Dubrava (Croatia), Daventry Town FC (England), Istres (France), VfL Osnabrück, Erzgebirge Aue (Germany), Ujpest, Békéscsaba 1912, Kecskemet TE (Hungary), ACD Legnano, AS Ostia Mare, Gioiese, Casoria Calcio 1979 (Italy), St. Andrews FC (Malta), FC Argeș, ASU Politehnica Timișoara, ACS Poli Timișoara (Romania), FK Graficar (Serbia), KFC Komarno (Slovakia), NK Maribor (Slovenia), Real Jaen, Alameda de Osuna EF, CD Becerril, Atletico Guadalajara, CD Guadalajara, CD Liendo, CD Santurtzi, CD Palencia, La Baneza (Spain) (Spain), Afjet Afyonspor, Hacettepe, Orduspor (Turkey).
Rest of the World (photo gallery here):

• COMNEBOL - Club Villa Dalmine, Sacachispas FC, Club Atlético Quiroga (Argentina), Deportes Concepcion, San Antonio Unido (Chile) Defensor Sporting, CA Fenix (Uruguay), Metropolitanos FC (Venezuela).
• CONCACAF - Orlando City, Louisville City FC, Oakland County FC (USA), Pacific FC (Canada), CD Chalatenango (El Salvador).
• CAF - Mountain of Fire and Miracles FC (Nigeria), Mbeya City FC (Tanzania), AS Denguele Foot (Ivory Coast), Fovu Baham FC (Cameroon), AS Sonabel (Burkina Faso).
• AFC - FC Anyang (South Korea), Kyoto Sanga, Sanfrecce Hiroshima, Fujieda MYFC (Japan), Heilongjiang Lava Spring (China), Hanoi FC (Vietnam), Nagaworld FC (Cambodia), Persita Tangerang, Persik Kediri, PSGC Ciamin (Indonesia), Al-Ain (UAE), De Abasin Sape (Afghanistan), Perth Glory (Australia).
• OFC - AS Manu-Ura (Tahiti).

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2. Burgundy (includes burgundy+white, or similar shades: maroon, claret, dark red, wine red) - [74 clubs]
Notable teams: AC Torino, Metz, Sparta Prague, CFR Cluj.
Other teams (by conference):
UEFA (photo gallery here) - FK Sarajevo (Bosnia), Chelmsford City, FC Northampton Town (England), JJK Jyväskylä (Finland), Dynamo Berlin (Germany), AEL Larissa (Greece), UM Selfoss (Iceland), Galway United (Ireland), Reggina, Cittadella, Salernitana, Trapani, Livorno, US Pontedera, Arezzo, Reggio Audace FC, Fano, US Capistrello, AC Morrone, AC Locri, ASD Bovalinese, Borgosesia Calcio, Milano City FC, Union Clodiense Chioggia, USD Breno, Olympia Agnonese, ASD Travestere Calcio, AC Nardo, ASD Citta di Acireale (Italy), FC Džiugas Telšiai (Lithuania), Nardo FK (Norway), CD Fatima, Clube Oriental de Lisboa (Portugal), Rapid Bucharest, Viitorul Ianca (Romania), AC Libertas (San Marino), Heart of Midlothian FC, Stenhousemuir FC (Scotland), NK Triglav Kranj (Slovenia), Independiente de Vallecas, CD Cenicero (Spain), Hatayspor, İnegölspor, Bandirmaspor, Elazigspor (Turkey), Cardiff Metropolitan University FC (Wales).
Rest of the World (photo gallery here):

• COMNEBOL - Lanús (Argentina), Jacuipense, Ferroviaria, S.E.R. Caxias do Sul (Brasil), Deportivo Liberacion (Paraguay), Club Atletico Torino (Peru), Carabobo FC (Venezuela)
• CONCACAF - Sacramento Republic FC (USA), Valour FC (Canada), Deportivo Saprissa (Costa Rica)
• CAF - Manzini Wanderers FC (Eswatini), Generation Foot (Senegal), Moroka Swallows FC (South Africa)
• AFC - Vissel Kobe, FC Ryukyu (Japan), Al Wahda (UAE), Al Markhiya (Qatar), Shahr Khodro FC (Iran), Al Nasr SC (Kuwait), PSM Makassar (Indonesia), Nejmeh SC (Lebanon)
• OFC - Matavera FC (Cook Islands), FC Guadalcanal (Solomon Islands).

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3. Orange (includes orange+white) - [54 clubs]
--- full photo gallery here ---

• UEFA - HNK Sibenik (Croatia), Blackpool (England) SV TEC (Netherlands), Hapoel Rishon LeZion (Israel), Pistoiese (Italy), FK Banga Gargzdai (Lithuania), Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza, Zagłębie Lubin (Poland), CD Burgos Promesas (Spain), AFC Eskiltuna (Sweden), Alanyaspor, Adanaspor (Turkey), FC Mariupol (Ukraine).
• COMNEBOL - Nova Iguaçu FC (Brazil), Cobresal, Cobreloa (Chile) Envigado FC (Colombia), Universidad César Vallejo (Peru).
• CONCACAF - Houston Dynamo, Rio Grande Valley Football Club Toros (USA), Deportivo Achuapa (Guatemala), Cibao FC (Dominican Republic), Guayama FC (Puerto Rico)
• CAF - RS Berkane (Morocco), FC Nouadhibou (Mauritania), Polokwane City FC (South Africa), Akwa United (Nigeria), Dire Dawa Kenema (Ethiopia), Salitas FC (Burkina Faso), Côte d'Or FC (Seychelles), Fosa Juniors FC (Madagascar)
• AFC - Jeju United FC (South Korea). Shimizu S-Pulse, Omiya Ardija (Japan), Ratchaburi, Sukhothai FC, Nakhon Ratchasima, Sisaket FC, Kasetsart FC, Udon Thani FC (Thailand), FELDA United (Malaysia), SHB Đà Nẵng (Vietnam), Albirex FC Singapore, Hougang United FC (Singapore), Borneo FC (Indonesia), Sporting Clube de Goa, FC Goa, NEROCA FC (India), Saipa FC (Iran), Sanat Mes Kerman (Iran), Brothers Union FC (Bangladesh), Ajman Club (UAE), UMM Salal (Qatar), Al-Hala SC (Bahrain).
• OFC - AS Lössi (New Caledonia)

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4. Pink (includes pink+black) - [7 clubs]

• UEFA - Palermo (Italy), Wexford FC (Ireland)
• COMNEBOL - Sport Boys Callao (Peru)
• CAF - Herentals College FC (Zimbabwe)
• AFC - CLB Saigon (Vietnam), Chainat Hornbill FC (Thailand), EVO United (Laos).

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5. Cream - [3 clubs]
Universitario, Universidad Tecnica Cajamarca, Leon de Huanuco (all from Peru).
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6. Grey - [5 clubs]

• UEFA - Alessandria Calcio (Italy)
• COMNEBOL - Tigres FC (Colombia)
• CONCACAF - Deportivo Carchá (Guatemala)
• AFC - Al-Tai FC (Saudi Arabia), Club Green Streets (Maldives)

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7. Brown (includes brown+white) - [7 clubs]

• UEFA - FC St.Pauli (Germany), Mjøndalen IF (Norway), RKS Garbarnia Kraków (Poland)
• COMNEBOL - Club Atletico Platense (Argentina)
• CAF - Sidama Coffee FC (Ethiopia)
• AFC - Al-Jabalain (Saudi Arabia)

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CATEGORY II - Teams with 2 main colors

1. Green + Red [34 clubs]
Notable teams: Lokomotiv Moscow, Maritimo Funchal
Other teams (full photo galllery here):

• UEFA - CS Sedan Ardennes, US Lusitanos Saint Maur (France), Alba Adriatica, Union Feltre (Italy), Speranța Drochia (Moldova), SP Cailungo (San Marino), Amio SD, Laracha CF, Apurtuarte Club, CF Jacetano (Spain), Amed SK, Karşıyaka S.K., Diyarbakirspor (Turkey)
• COMNEBOL - Club Agropecuario, Sportivo Atlético Club Las Parejas (Argentina), Portuguesa RJ, Pato Branco EC (Brazil), Boston River (Uruguay)
• CONCACAF - AD Carmelita, AD Guanacasteca (Costa RIca), SV Robinhood (Suriname)
• CAF - Stade Tunisien (Tunisia), MC Alger, JSM Bejaia (Algeria), Africa Sports d'Abidjan (Ivory Coast), Teichman City FC (Ghana), Canon Yaounde (Cameroon), Defense Force SC (Ethiopia), AS Pikine (Senegal), Masters Security FC (Malawi).
• AFC - Lokomotiv Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Adamstown Rosebud FC (Australia).

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2. Green + Blue [16 clubs]
Notable teams: Seattle Sounders
Other teams (full photo gallery here):

• UEFA - Seravezza Pozzi Calcio, Feralpisalò (Italy), FK Zemun (Serbia), CD Berceo, SD Ordenes (Spain), Çaykur Rizespor
• COMNEBOL - Atletico Guanare (Venezuela)
• CONCACAF - Hartford Athletic (USA), Santa Tecla FC (El Salvador), Deportivo Mixco (Guatemala), Montego Bay United (Jamaica)
• CAF - Misr Lel Makasa (Egypt)
• AFC - Shonan Bellmare (Japan), Samut Prakan City FC (Thailand), Al Shoula FC (Saudi Arabia).

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3. Blue + Azure (or any other combination of two shades of blue) [28 clubs]
Notable teams: Zenit St. Petersburg, Sydney FC
Other teams (full photo gallery here):

• UEFA - Rukh Brest (Belarus), Wycombe Wanderers FC (England), AC Le Havre, Trelissac Foot (France), Avondale United FC (Ireland), UC AlbinoLeffe, Calcio Lecco 1912 (Italy), Zejtun Corinthians (Malta), Portstewart FC (Northern Ireland), Stabaek (Norway), Progresul Spartac Bucharest (Romania), OFK Bačka (Serbia), Florida CF (Spain), Husqvarna FF (Sweden), Adana Demirspor, Ankara Demirspor (Turkey), Cambrian & Clydach Vale (Wales)
• COMNEBOL - Macará (Ecuador)
• CONCACAF - Sporting Kansas City, El Paso Locomotive (USA), Municipal Perez Zeledon (Costa Rica)
• AFC - Sorrento FC (Australia), Electricite du Cambodge (Cambodia), Punjab FC (India), Karachi Port Trust FC (Pakistan), Naft Al-Junoob SC (Iraq).

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4. Orange + Blue [24 clubs]
Notable teams: Montpellier, Istanbul Bașakșehir
Other teams (full photo gallery here):

• UEFA - OFC Sliven 2000 (Bulgaria), Braintree Town FC, Mansfield Town FC (England), Lions Gibraltar FC, ASD Czarlins Muzane (Italy), Aalesunds FK (Norway), AE Roses (Spain)
• COMNEBOL - Duque de Caxias (Brazil), Academia Puerto Cabello (Venezuela)
• CONCACAF - FC Cincinnati (USA), Lobos UPNFM (Honduras)
• CAF - Real Kings FC (South Africa), Sunshine Stars (Nigeria)
• AFC - Albirex Niigata (Japan), Queensland Lions FC, Riverside Olympic (Australia), Wellington United (New Zealand), Thai Port FC (Thailand), Al Fayha (Saudi Arabia), Al Karamah SC (Syria), Homenetmen Beirut (Lebanon)
• OFC - AS Dragon (Tahiti).

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5. Orange + Green [5 clubs]

• UEFA - Atletico Cenaia (Italy)
• CONCACAF - Deportivo Siquinala (Guatemala)
• CAF - FC Renaissance du Congo (DRC), ZESCO United, Green Eagles FC (Zambia)

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6. Orange + Grey [2 clubs]
AFC Odorheiu Secuiesc (Romania), Forge FC (Canada).
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7. Orange + Purple [1 club] - FK Armavir (Russia)
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8. Purple + Yellow [6 clubs]

• UEFA - Bosna Visoko (Bosnia), PEPO Laapenranta (Finland), VV Sint Bavo (Netherlands), Burjassot CF (Spain), Eyüpspor (Turkey)
• CAF - Medeama SC (Ghana)

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9. Claret + Yellow / Amber [4 clubs]

• UEFA - Bradford City AFC (England) Motherwell (Scotland), USD Alto Tavoliere San Severo (Italy)
• CAF - Young Buffaloes (Eswatini).

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10. Claret + Gold [2 clubs]
Deportes Tolima (Colombia), Stellenbosch FC (South Africa)
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11. Claret + Blue [22 clubs]
Notable teams: Aston Villa, Burnley, West Ham United, Trabzonspor
Other teams (full photo gallery here):

• UEFA - Enosis Neon Paralimni FC (Cyprus), Scunthorpe United, Weymouth FC (England), Argja Bóltfelag (Feroe), Glacis United (Gibraltar), Cobh Ramblers FC, Drogheda United (Ireland), USD Vipo Trento, FC Rieti (Italy), Gzira United (Malta), Veles Moscow (Russia), Keith FC (Scotland), Pontevedra CF (Spain), AC Bellinzona (Switzerland), Colwyn Bay FC (Wales)
• CONCACAF - Colorado Rapids (USA)
• AFC - APIA Leichhardt FC (Australia)
• OFC - Nasinu Masters FC (Fiji)

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12. Claret + Green [1 club] - Ciudad de Plasencia CF (Spain)
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13. Pink + Blue [5 clubs]

• UEFA - Dulwich Hamlet FC (England)
• CONCACAF - Forward Madison FC (USA)
• AFC - Cerezo Osaka, Sagan Tosu (Japan), Nongbua Pitchaya FC (Thailand).

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14. Brown + Blue [1 club] - Al-Kawkab FC (Saudi Arabia)
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15. Brown + Yellow [2 clubs]
Trujillanos FC (Venezuela), Ohod Club (Saudi Arabia)
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16. Brown + Amber [1 club] - Sutton United (England)
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17. Grey + Red [4 clubs]
UEFA - Cremonese (Italy), Pembroke Athleta FC (Malta), Strommen IF (Norway), Club Esportiu Jupiter (Spain).
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18. Grey + Blue [2 club]

• COMNEBOL - Emelec (Ecuador)
• CONCACAF - Minnesota United (USA)

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19. Lime Green + Black [10 clubs]

• UEFA - Forest Green Rovers (England), NK Dravograd, NK Krka (Slovenia)
• COMNEBOL - Atletico Socopo FC (Venezuela)
• CONCACAF - FC Juarez/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/65040157/1166117342.jpg.0.jpg) (Mexico)
• CAF - Dreams FC (Ghana)
• AFC - Jeonbuk Hyundai FC (South Korea), Xinjiang Tianshan Leopard FC (China), Lampang FC (Thailand), Tainan City F.C. (Taiwan)

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20. Lime Green + White [1 club] - Pirata FC (Peru)
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CATEGORY III - Teams with 3 main colors

1. Blue + Yellow + Red [3 clubs]

• UEFA - FC Andorra (Spain)
• CAF - Petro Atletico (Angola), Hearts of Oak (Ghana)

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2. Blue + Yellow + White [1 club] - CA Bella Vista (Uruguay)
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3. Blue + Yellow + Black [1 club] - Real Sport Clube (Portugal)
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4. Blue + Green + White [1 club] - St. Louis FC (USA)
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5. Blue + Orange + White [2 clubs]

• RBC Roosendaal, ONS Sneek (Netherlands)

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6. Orange + Green + Black [1 club] - Venezia (Italy)
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7. Orange + Green + White [1 club] - Deportivo Masaya (Nicaragua)
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8. Green + Yellow + Black [1 club] - GKS Jastrzębie (Poland)
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9. Green + Yellow + Red [4 clubs]

• UEFA - KV Oostende (Belgium), UD San Lorenzo del Flumen (Spain)
• COMNEBOL - Sampaio Correa FC (Brasil)
• CONCACAF - Tornados de Humacao (Puerto Rico)

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10. Green + Red + White [13 clubs]
Notable teams: Fluminense
Other teams:

• UEFA - Lanusei Calcio (Italy), CD Fortuna, Racing Club Villalbes (Spain)
• COMNEBOL - Operário Várzea-Grandense, Salgueiro AC (Brazil), Palestino (Chile), Colon FC (Uruguay)
• CONCACAF - Atletico Chiriqui (Panama)
• CAF - USM Bel-Abess (Algeria)
• AFC - Marconi Stallions (Australia), Al-Ettifaq (Saudi Arabia), Al-Wehdat SC (Jordan)

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11. Green + Red + Black [11 clubs]

• UEFA - Ternana, Grassina Calcio, ASD Vis Artena (Italy), NEC Nijmegen (Netherlands), Glentoran (Northern Ireland), GKS Tychy (Poland), CD Soto de la Vega (Spain).
• COMNEBOL - Club Atletico San Jorge (Argentina), Rampla Juniors, Deportivo Maldonado (Uruguay)
• CAF - FAR Rabat

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12. Green + Black + White [2 clubs]

• Racing Santander (Spain), York9 FC (Canada)

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13. Green + Burgundy + White [2 clubs]

• Sancataldese Calcio (Italy), Mohun Bagan (India)

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14. Red + Orange + Black [1 club] - Nagoya Grampus (Japan)
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15. Red + Yellow + Black [8 clubs]

• UEFA - Mechelen (Belgium), Bradford AFC Park Avenue (England), RC Lens (France), Virtus Bassano (Italy)
• CONCACAF - Leones Negros Univ. de Guadalajara (Mexico)
• CAF - Esperance Tunis, ES Zarzis, ES Metlaoui (Tunisia)

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16. Claret + Blue + Yellow [1 club] - Madureira EC (Brazil)
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17. Pink + Blue + White [1 club] - Yangon United (Myanmar)
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Category IV - Teams with 4 main colors

1. Red + Yellow + Green + White [4 clubs]

• COMNEBOL - Brusque (Brazil), Lota Schwager (Chile), Real Cartagena (Colombia)
• OFC - Lae City FC (Papua New Guinea)

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2. Red + Yellow + Blue + White [1 club] - ASDC Verbania (Italy)
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3. Red + Yellow + Blue + Black [1 club] - Coras de Nayarit (Mexico)
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Here they are. 454 teams from across the entire the world, from Feroe Island to Papua New Guinea or the 4th Italian league. This should be about it. However, if there are by any chance teams that I might have missed, please feel free to leave a comment and I will add them on the list.
Thank you for reading and hope you enjoyed it!