The football money league - did your club make it into the top 20?
Deloitte release annual findings
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Your support makes all the difference.Deloitte have released their annual football money league, ranking clubs based on their revenue last season.
While the top two sides, Real Madrid and Barcelona, may hail from Spain, clubs in England have fared strongly.
Five of the top 10 come from the Premier League while another two make it into the top 20.
Here, we take a look at the top 10 sides in the football money league, plus those English teams that made it into the top 20.
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