Clyde1998Mr AngryClyde1998 Based on the 2023-24 leagues (and notional results for the new boundaries used in 2024): Lab 55; Con 37; Oth 0.
As you say, the urban nature of the locations of football clubs will lead to Labour being more likely to win seats with a football club located in it in most elections.
As an aside, I think most clubs are also in different constituencies - Chelsea and Fulham are the only two clubs I can think of which end up in the same constituency as each other (the aptly named Chelsea and Fulham constituency).
I checked - Everton and Liverpool are in the same constituency; Liverpool Walton.
Are they? I thought Liverpool was in Liverpool Riverside and Everton in Walton. That could've been the old boundaries though.
Would be interesting to know if there are any others. Nottm Forest-Notts County was one that came to mind, but Forest are in Rushcliffe and Notts County are in Nottingham South (the boundary being the Trent).
Cambridge Utd and Cambridge City, assuming the latter is still going. Although they're firmly NL if so.