Author: James Nalton
EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool Eye Up Argentinian Wonderkid Maxi Romero
Liverpool are eyeing up Argentinian attacker Maxi Romero as they look to add depth and potential to their striking department.
Jurgen Klopp’s side [...]
Keita & Van Dijk – Liverpool’s Summer Transfer Sagas Rumble On
Liverpool FC have been involved in two of the biggest and most eventful transfer sagas of the summer so far, but at the same time, both have been comp [...]
Atlanta United – The MLS Entertainers Doing Things Their Own Way
Superbowl LI will live long in Atlanta’s sporting memory. The city’s NFL franchise, the Falcons, had never won a Vince Lombardi Trophy, but settled in [...]
Kai Havertz – The Leverkusen All-Rounder Being Compared to a German Legend
The best young players learn to live with the lofty, often inaccurate comparisons which are made between themselves and former greats.
But the very [...]
Everton’s Youth & Transfer Policies Begin to Bear Fruit – Can They Reach The Next Level?
The large Everton presence in England’s U20 World Cup winning side was no coincidence.
Since the arrival of Steve Walsh as director of football, o [...]
Ronaldo Double Inspires Real’s Second in a Row – Juventus 1, Real Madrid 4
A Cristiano Ronaldo inspired Real Madrid won their second Champions League title in a row, beating Juventus 4-1 in Cardiff.
By James Nalton at the [...]
Dani Alves on Juventus’ Champions League Dreams
Having faced Real Madrid so many times with Barcelona, now Dani Alves has the chance to beat the old enemy with the Old Lady in the biggest game of th [...]
Women’s Champions League Final: Lyon Defeat PSG In Shootout Thriller
Olympique Lyonnais were favourites to take their second consecutive European crown when they faced Paris Saint-Germain in Cardiff – a match which was [...]
PSG Hopeful While Lyon Rue Poor Planning Ahead of Women’s Champions League Final
The 2017 UEFA Women's Champions League final in Cardiff sees a repeat of the French Cup final of two weeks ago.
Paris Saint-Germain will try to ups [...]
Mourinho’s United Resistance See Off Jong Ajax In Europa League Final
Ajax 0, Manchester United 2
It was the trophy Manchester United hadn't won. Which wasn't necessarily a sign of failure, but rather one of success.
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