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Ten players who could have played for England but didn’t
A look at some of the players that could have turned out for England had circumstances been different.
Category: International
Jorge Sampaoli can end Argentina’s spell of heartache
Joe Streeter believes that Argentina have finally found a manager in Jorge Sampaoli who dig them out of their recent rut.
Feyenoord’s Eredivisie victory rounds off an exciting season in Dutch football
After Feyenoord’s long-awaited Eredivisie triumph, Jon Massingham looks back on an exciting season in Dutch football.
Numbers at play – Science predicts Confederations Cup success for Russia
With the Confederations Cup an intriguing test for Russian infrastructure, Alan Moore uses science to predict success for the host country this summer.
From Telstar to Tricolore – a look at Adidas’ classic World Cup footballs
Henry Cooke goes retro with a look back at the great Adidas footballs used at the World Cup between 1970 and 1998.
The top teenage talent set to dominate this summer’s transfer window
With attention soon turning to the summer transfer window, Jon Massingham details some of the finest youth talent that will be on the radar of Europe’s top clubs.
Croatia’s golden generation – their last chance to impress
After three successive early exits from major competitions, how many more chances will this talented Croatian team get to be successful?
Stuart Armstrong lights up Hampden against Solvenia
Liam Morrison discusses Stuart Armstrong who was one of the bright spots for Scotland in their win over Slovenia in the World Cup qualifiers.
The lack of English footballers playing abroad and its worrying consequences
With the England national team slowly slipping away from football’s top table, Jon Massingham looks into the lack of English talent plying their trade abroad.
Why FIFA have got it all wrong by expanding the World Cup to 48 teams
From 2026, 48 teams will participate in the FIFA World Cup, and Andrew Delaney believes that the governing body has made the wrong decision.