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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
Category: General
The best XI to never win the UEFA Champions League
With another UEFA Champions League competition complete, Ivan Smyth takes a look at the best XI players never to win the trophy in its modern incarnation.
Liverpool’s Champions League success was a victory for squad football
Phillip Flanagan looks back at the lessons learned by Liverpool in defeat last year and how squad building was key to their success in this season’s UEFA Champions League Final.
The Safe Standing debate has reached its end and it is now time for action
Will Green discusses the legacy of Hillsborough Disaster and the debate surrounding the introduction of safe standing in British football.
Rejuvenated Benfica threaten Porto’s Primeira Liga Crown
Paul Little talks to World Soccer Magazine’s Tom Kundert about Benfica’s Primeira Liga resurgence under new coach Bruno Lage.
Directing transfers – The new faces behind Premier League spending
With more money than ever available to Premier League clubs, Phillip Flanagan looks at the changing nature of how the transfer fund are being spent.
The best ‘off the beaten track’ challenges on Football Manager 2019
With the festive season fast approaching, Richard Pike brings us 15 of the best ‘off the beaten track’ challenges to try on Football Manager 2019.
Brexit, football and The Three vs The Six
With Brexit dominating the headlines, Evan Coughlan looks back at a unique European-based international friendly.
FC Porto, The Big Five and the death of European club competition
Richard Pike takes a look at Europe’s premier club competitions and the increasing domination of clubs from ‘The Big Five’
Borussia Dortmund’s black and yellow train on the right track
Borussia Dortmund, under the management of Lucien Favre, have added control to their momentum this season, writes Paul Little