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Barcelona’s front three – the deciding factor in European glory
Patrick Mills discusses the impact that superstars Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez have had on Barcelona’s dominant campaign.
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Barcelona and the recovery from a post-Pep hangover
Sam Viller looks at Barcelona’s season of success after recovering from a slow start under Luis Enrique.
Hold the Back Page – Messi magic puts Bayern Munich to the sword
Neil Sherwin and Paul Little review the Champions League semi final first legs and discuss Chelsea’s wrapping up of the Premier League title.
Suárez – The best partner Barca have found for Messi?
Robbie Deighan looks at the benefits of having Luis Suárez as Lionel Messi’s partner in crime at Barcelona.
Paul Pogba has the ability to break the Ronaldo-Messi Ballon d’Or duopoly
After the dust of another predicatable Ballon d’Or settles, Matt Gault argues that Paul Pogba is the finest successor to the Messi-Ronaldo duopoly.
Does FIFA + USSF = Inequality towards women?
The controversy over the use of artificial turf at the 2015 is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to FIFA’s misogyny, writes Phil Pyle Jr.
Hold the Back Page – Is Lionel Messi the greatest player ever?
Neil Sherwin, Ger McCarthy and Paul Little break down the Champions League action, rate Lionel Messi, and discuss the latest John Delaney fiasco.
Klinsmann vs. MLS vs. USSF vs. reality
Jurgen Klinsmann, the United States Soccer Federation, the USSF Academy system and the MLS are not developing U.S. soccer for the future.
Lionel Messi’s imminent record should inspire awe
On the cusp of breaking Telmo Zarra’s 59-year-old record, Lionel Messi’s consistent brilliance often obscures his genius. That should never be the case.
Should Lionel Messi switch to a regista role?
Madrin Macgillivray talks Lionel Messi and how the Argentine could adapt his game as he inevitably starts to slow down.