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Having flirted with relegation last season, Tottenham Hotspur have spent big on a manager and players to address their Premier League slump.
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As the World Cup comes to an end, it was fought both on the field and online.

As the World Cup heads towards its climax, a keen eye is being kept on the English domestic season that is just a few weeks away.

Germany’s football decline may not be a crisis, but the consequence of a nation that no longer needs the game to prove its strength, identity or place in the world.

Michael Montgomery documents the rise of Japanese football, by massively investing in its domestic league.

MetLife Stadium will play host to the World Cup Final but isn’t the most fan friendly venue, to say the least.

A look at everything the FIFA Fan Festival offers in 2026, and why it might be the best way to experience the World Cup without a ticket.

France are highly fancied to win this summer’s World Cup, but going into the tournament as favourites comes with added pressure.

A look at how previous World Cups from over the years compare to each other.

The draw with the European champions is being filed as a fairytale. It was something more impressive than that: a plan working.

Haiti are back at the World Cup after fifty-two years. Look closely at how they got here, and the shine fades off the fairytale story.

The Premier League has wrapped up for another year but that doesn’t mean things go quiet on the transfer front.

This week sees the return of the Unity Cup as Jamaica, India, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe battle it out for the trophy in London.