Given the clubs' league positions, the era when English football supremacy was a parochial affair played out across Stanley Park now seems almost as distant as 1899 and the last derby featuring the pair in the relegation zone.
The advent of the Australian batsman Don Bradman ended a period of English cricket supremacy; Larwood and other bowlers were completely dominated by Bradman during Australia's victorious tour of 1930.
Despite serving as the founding myth of English naval supremacy, the defeat of the Spanish Armada was largely the result of incompetence and bad weather, rather than English superiority.
In a multilingual country such as Pakistan where at least eight major languages compete for supremacy, English occupies a special position by virtue of its "neutrality".
First, Charles's alliance with Henry II of Trastámara, king of Castile, cost the English their naval supremacy; a Castilian fleet destroyed English reinforcements off La Rochelle in 1372, which effectively secured the success of French operations in the west.
The supremacy of English hands a great advantage to the British and Irish as well as to English-savvy Scandinavians.
Under King Henry VIII of England a revolutionary dissociation of the English church from papal supremacy took place.
Tony Flower Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire Tim Lott rightly decries the supremacy of English fiction's chattering classes.
Act of Supremacy, (1534) English act of Parliament that recognized Henry VIII as the "Supreme Head of the Church of England".
Together they caused trouble, jockeyed for supremacy in English, and formed a 2-member society of revolutionaries.
The wider resonance, however, was the principle of parliamentary supremacy: the English and Scottish legislatures, though close on their fundamental beliefs, were still divided as to what ever-closer union would mean.
