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Champions League – Matchday 2 Preview

September 27th, 2011 by Ger McCarthy

It’s Champions League time again and Ger McCarthy previews Tuesday’s action.

SPL Update – Aberdeen continue to slump

September 27th, 2011 by Martin Campbell

Martin Campbell brings us up to speed with all the latest goings on in the Scottish Premier League where Aberdeen are in something of a crisis.

Golden generation returns to bring glory back to Amsterdam

September 26th, 2011 by Patrick Giffney

Patrick Giffney looks at how Ajax Amsterdam are benefitting from the return of a few old boys.

Köln gather momentum in a difficult week for German football

September 26th, 2011 by Jonathan Lines

Jonathan Lines brings us all the latest Bundesliga news as well as a reminder of one of the lesser spoken about problems within the game.

Exciting times for England’s youth

September 26th, 2011 by Adam Mills

England may have flattered to deceive on the international stage in recent years but Adam Mills believes that the future is bright.

FC Bayern: Bouncing Back

September 25th, 2011 by Ciaran Kelly

Ciaran Kelly looks at Bayern Munich’s recent revival that has seen them have a flying start to the new season.

Twitter, 9/11, Ferdinand, Rooney and Barton – a good mix?

September 24th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Thomas Gaunt of the We Heart Football blog gives his thoughts on Twitter in football.

Wembley’s Exhibition of Champions

September 24th, 2011 by Back Page Football

From this week, football fans can enjoy a new ‘Exhibition of Champions’ at Wembley Stadium in London.

Chelsea, not City is United’s biggest threat

September 23rd, 2011 by Sam-Olusegun Monebi

While Manchester City have once again been flashing the cash, Sam-Olusegun Monebi believes that it is Chelsea who pose the greatest challenge to Manchester United’s Premiership crown.

Tinker’s failure warrants a colder eye

September 23rd, 2011 by Samuel Luckhurst

Samuel Luckhurst speaks about the recent managerial changes at the San Siro, as Claudio Ranieri takes over what may have become the poison chalice of Italian football.