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An Australian in the Malaysia Cup game of thrones
Fikri Jermadi looks at the significance of Selangor FA’s latest Malaysia Cup win under Mehmet Durakovic.
Category: World Football
Sven, Avram, Kenny Shiels and the fall of one of Thailand’s biggest clubs
Paul Murphy looks at BEC Tero Sasana from Thailand who are no longer the club that they once were.
China’s football revolution
Thomas Wyer discusses the reasons why China is about to burst onto the scene, both internationally and domestically.
Big business is about to send football into hyperdrive
Football has never been a business before, but is about to become one and this is good news all round, writes Thomas Wyer.
Jordan Morris and the difficult path to playing soccer in America
Sean Maslin discusses the issues surrounding Jordan Morris’ contract and the nature of youth development in US soccer.
Prudence pays off for MLS Conference finalists
Sean Maslin discusses the four teams that will contest the MLS Conference Finals which kick off this weekend.
Why football must do more for women
Thomas Wyer believes that football is failing women and discusses how and why we must fix it.
What English clubs can learn from the transfer mastery of Shakhtar, Lyon and Porto
Thomas Wyer analyses why Shakhtar Donetsk, Olympique Lyonnais and FC Porto succeed in the transfer market, and what other clubs can do to emulate them.
If you love England, hate the international break
International breaks in football are becoming stagnant, failing by its own standards and must be changed, writes Thomas Wyer.
War-torn and without a home – Syria’s footballers finding success amidst a crisis
War-torn and without a home. Syria’s National Team have had a turbulent few years but are on the right path to recovery, writes Jordan Leaver.