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In which country is the top-tier domestic soccer league called Serie A?
Answer: Italy
Why: Serie A began in 1929-30; before that, Italy's title was decided through regional groups followed by knockout rounds.
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What is Germany's 50+1 league rule designed to prevent?
Answer: Private investor takeover
Why: Leverkusen and Wolfsburg are exempt because Bayer and Volkswagen have owned them since before the Bundesliga began.
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Which non-Old Firm club last won the Scottish league title in 1985?
Answer: Aberdeen
Why: Alex Ferguson managed Aberdeen to that 1985 championship, marking the last time any team broke the Glasgow duopoly.
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How many teams face relegation from the English Premier League each season?
Answer: Three
Why: The Premier League once sent four clubs down: in 1995 four were relegated to cut the top flight from 22 teams to 20.
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What team holds the record for most Spanish La Liga titles?
Answer: Real Madrid
Why: Real Madrid extended their lead over Barcelona by capturing their 36th league championship in 2024.
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Which small European country's top club plays in Ligue 1?
Answer: Monaco
Why: Monaco has no league of its own, so its club joined France's league; it won eight titles, the last in 2017 with 18-year-old Kylian Mbappé.