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Journey to the Centre of the Europa League: Playoffs, first legs
Jonathan O’Shea brings us up to speed with all the goings on from Europe’s second competition, the Europa League.
Tag: Legia Warsaw
Celtic row leaves a bad taste, but there may still be a sweetener for Legia
Dave Donnelly discusses the fallout from the unsavoury Champions League fiasco involving Legia Warsaw and Glasgow Celtic.
Why the Champions League fiasco shouldn’t be the end of the world for Legia Warsaw
Even in the wake of the Champions League debacle Legia Warsaw have grounds for optimism, writes Christopher Lash.
Irish sides flatter to deceive in Europe, but the future is bright in Lilywhite
In his first column on Irish football, Dave Donnelly discusses the disappointments and achievements of Irish sides in Euorpe as St. Patrick’s Athletic and Sligo go crashing out with a whimper.
Polish Football Spirals on Downward
Polish football expert Jakub Krzyzostaniak is back, and in his latest piece he looks at a bleak future ahead for the Euro 2012 co-hosts following a troubled filled domestic cup final.