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Year Founded: 1875 (as Small Heath Alliance) Major Honours:

  • 2x EFL Trophy Winners
  • 2x Football League Cup Winners (1963, 2011)
  • Multiple promotions to the top flight
  • UEFA Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Finalists (1960)

Rivalries:

  • Aston Villa (Second City Derby)
  • Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • West Bromwich Albion

Famous Players:Trevor Francis, Bob Latchford, Joe Bradford, Christophe Dugarry, Jude Bellingham

Formed originally as Small Heath Alliance, the club adopted the name Birmingham City in 1943. Throughout their long history, The Blues have experienced fluctuating fortunes – from top-flight success and European adventures, to dramatic promotion campaigns and local rivalries that have defined generations.

In recent years, the club has continued to develop young talent, with Jude Bellingham emerging from the academy before making a record-breaking move to Borussia Dortmund and then Real Madrid. Discover more about Birmingham City's best players of all time in our in-depth blog.

The club’s iconic 2011 League Cup triumph remains a standout moment, when an underdog Birmingham side beat Arsenal 2-1 at Wembley – a memory cherished by Blues fans to this day.

Birmingham City Highlights

  • Competing in the EFL Championship – with eyes firmly set on Premier League promotion
  • Historic home ground – St. Andrew’s has hosted football for over 100 years
  • Fierce rivalry with Aston Villa – the Second City Derby is one of England’s most passionate fixtures
  • Proud youth development – Jude Bellingham became the youngest player in the club’s history
  • 2011 League Cup winners – defeating Arsenal in a thrilling final

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