As the World Cup heads towards its climax, a keen eye is being kept on the English domestic season that is just a ...

The year was 1982, Seville, Spain. Platini’s France and Rummenigge’s West Germany have finished ninety minutes of regulation time, and two periods of extra time, tied 3–3. It has been an epic match, ...

That they occurred just 16 days apart only adds to their intrigue, and to some degree the moments are interconnected. These two articles will examine the links between the incidents in question, and ...

European competitions undergo several significant changes in 1994. First, that its top competition would begin in a group format for the first official stage. Second, that only 16 teams would compete ...

The 2025/26 UEFA Champions League league phase delivered a rich mix of individual brilliance and consistent displays that helped shape the race to the knockout stage and Champions League odds. As the ...

On this week’s podcast, we had Jamie Hoyles on to tell us about the financial woes that have plagued Bury FC. He put together the below timeline of events that go back as far as 2002, with a vast ...

There aren’t many managers who come into the Premier League and establish themselves very fast. However Australian Ange Postecoglou is defying such odds after a strong start at Tottenham Hotspur, ...

Wayne Rooney is an icon of world sport. He’s one of the greatest English footballers to ever live, breaking records and lifting countless trophies. Since retirement, he’s also proved his mettle as a ...

In May 2015 the organisers of a 2005 Champions League final ten-year anniversary event went in search of the players that were a part of Liverpool’s victory in Istanbul. Some, like goalscorers Steven ...

As a Tottenham fan, I’ve been harping on for years about Harry Kane. Not only was he the best striker in the Premier League for his last three or four years at his time in North London, but when he ...

This part will focus on club competitions in Europe and the rest of the world – after which, there’ll be one more piece to come focusing on the rest of the Millennium season, in particular the last ...

The summer of 2026 promises to be one of the most active transfer windows in recent memory, with the World Cup in the United States adding another layer of complexity to an already turbulent market.