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Arsène Wenger – Revolution at Arsenal
A virtual unknown before his arrival in England, Arsène Wenger could rightly claim to be the man that revolutionised football in England. Sam Stobbart discusses the Frenchman’s Arsenal career.
Category: France
Life outside the ‘Big Five’ – the race for title glory
Jonathan O’Shea takes us around Europe for updates on the state of play in some of the continents biggest leagues.zx
Eduardo Camavinga and the other 16-year-old debutants in Ligue 1
Joseph Odell takes a look at the career progression of the players who made their debut in France’s top flight at the age of 16.
Question marks hang over PSG as season of promise peters out
Paul Little looks at PSG season which brought Ligue 1 success for the sixth time in seven seasons but very little else.
Business end of the Champions League will define Tuchel’s first season at PSG
Paul Little speaks to French football expert about an important Champions League tie for first-year PSG boss Thomas Tuchel.
Thierry Henry at Monaco – a series of disasters that was finally put to an end
After 20 games in charge, Thierry Henry has been sacked as manager of Monaco, Felix Tasker picks over the bones of a failed experiment.
Recruitment department at Monaco made for a season built on sand
Paul Little gets the thoughts of French football expert Jeremy Smith about AS Monaco’s decision to go out with the new and in with the old.
Lille and Lyon show that Champions League race should keep Ligue 1 interesting
There may not be a title race in Ligue 1 but Paul Little tells us about the intriguing battle to keep an eye on over the course of the season.
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’