Category: Features
Friday’s Worldwide Five: Australia, Spain, Supermarkets, & The Biggest Game in Europe This Weekend
Friday’s Worldwide Five: Australia to Spain, supermarkets, tinker-men plus the biggest game in Europe this weekend.
By Chris Williams
Worldwide fiv [...]
Premier League Roundup: Hazard-ous Title Race & Negredo Nostalgia
Only 3 things are inevitable in life – death, taxes, and Spurs winning their remaining fixtures.
That’s what Antonio Conte has impressed upon his C [...]
Premier League Roundup: Wenger in Limbo While Allardyce Tidies the Palace
Every good story has an ending.
At least, that’s what the placard said outside the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, held aloft by Arsenal supporters be [...]
Bastian Schweinsteiger Ready to Take on the World at Chicago Fire
Bastian Schweinsteiger came, saw and scored. It was not quite the first step towards Chicago Fire winning their first ever World Cup, but at the same [...]
World Cup 2026 Reorganisation: Freshening Up or Diluting Down?
The 2026 World Cup will see 48 teams competing in the finals for the most prestigious prize in sport.
It is set to be one of the most watched and [...]
Niklas Sule & Sebastian Rudy: Hoffenheim’s Bayern Bound Bundesliga Stars
Hoffenheim duo Niklas Sule and Sebastian Rudy are both Bayern Munich bound at the end of the season, but what will they offer Carlo Ancelotti’s side?
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Friday’s Worldwide Five: Merseyside Derby, Revierderby, Chicago Fire’s World (Club?) Cup bid, O Clássico & Viva México
Friday’s Worldwide Five:
The 228th Merseyside Derby, the Revierderby, Chicago Fire’s World (Club?) Cup bid, O Clássico and Viva México
By Chris [...]
Alves, Guardiola, and Tite’s Brazil: The Long Road to Jogo Bonito II
Dani Alves likes talking about Pep Guardiola.
It’s no surprise really, given that the Catalan manager turned the Brazilian into one of the most acc [...]
Dani Ceballos: Proof of Spain’s strength in depth?
Rich and endless talent pools at international level are few and far between.
They tend to coincide with teams winning major tournaments and a prol [...]
Scotland’s Defence Going Forward: More Than Hanley To Blame
To say Scotland’s win in Malta was fortuitous would be an overstatement; to call it dominant would be the same.
Yes, the scoreline read 1-5 at the [...]