Ipswich Town is the club's biggest local opponent. When Norwich and Ipswich meet, it is known as the "East Anglian Derby," or, more colloquially, the "Old Farm Derby"—a parody of the "Old Firm Derby" between Celtic and Rangers in Scotland. The two clubs have competed against each other since 1866. Other significant opponents include West Bromwich Albion, Birmingham City, Leeds United, Nottingham Forest, Stoke City, Sunderland, and Wimbledon. In terms of English football leagues, Norwich has a long-standing rivalry with Tottenham Hotspur due to their proximity within the London soccer scene. Norwich and Tottenham have met 98 times on league grounds with Norwich having the edge with 57 wins to Tottenham's 31. They also meet once every year in the FA Cup. The last time these two teams played was in the 2011 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium which Norwich won 2-1. There is also a fierce rivalry between Norwich and Liverpool due to both teams' successful histories during the early years of the Premier League. The two teams have competed against each other 83 times on league grounds with Norwich having the advantage with 46 wins to Liverpool's 27. The two teams have also met five times in the FA Cup with Liverpool winning three games and tying one game. The last meeting occurred in the 1963 FA Cup semi-final at Anfield when Liverpool defeated Norwich 3-2 after extra time.