Back page 
Liverpool’s festive fixture congestion could cost them the title
Liverpool’s success in cup competitions has lead to a packed fixture schedule and could ultimately cost them their first Premier League title, writes George Cannon
Category: General
Has Pep Guardiola done all he can for Manchester City?
Despite bringing unprecedented domestic success to Manchester City, Pep Guardiola’s time to achieve continental success at The Etihad is running out, writes Billy Brake
Chelsea riding high
Many people were sceptical when Frank Lampard was appointed as Chelsea manager in the summer, but the Stamford Bridge legend has quickly made his doubters aware of his managerial prowess, writes George Cannon
The Premier League title is now Liverpool’s to lose
After the close run things of recent seasons, the Premier League title is finally Liverpool’s to lose, writes George Cannon
Angel Gomes – The great red hope for Manchester United?
With Manchester United in crisis, the club could do worse than to look at their very own Angel Gomes for revitalisation, writes Billy Brake
Are ‘the kids’ alright? Assessing the youth of Manchester United and Chelsea
With both Manchester United and Chelsea both pursuing youth-based policies for different reasons, Philip Flanagan assesses if the current crop can bring the success both clubs crave
Outfoxing the Premier League pack – How far can Leicester City go?
With the traditional Premier League ‘top six’ contenders faltering, George Cannon takes a look at Leicester City’s chances of breaking into the European places this season
Interview – In-depth with Johnny McKinstry
Ollie McManus explores the realities of football management off the beaten path in an in-depth interview with globe-trotting Northern Irishman Johnny McKinstry
Liverpool’s versatile front three the key reason behind Klopp’s transfer reluctance
Philip Flanagan takes a look at Liverpool’s summer transfer activity and Jürgen Klopp’s decision not to sign a new forward
Filling the void – Chelsea’s biggest task this season will be replacing Eden Hazard
After the departure of Eden Hazard, Chelsea and Frank Lampard face a struggle to replace both the goals and creativity, writes Philip Flanagan