Back page The Changing Game Part 7- 1994/95 in Europe
David Hardman discusses big changes to European club competitions that took place ahead of the 1994/95 season.
Cracking the Code – Understanding EPL odds on Ladbrokes
A breakdown of the options offered for Premier League betting through Ladbrokes.
UCL 2023/24 – Can anybody stop Manchester City?
Manchester City are favourites to make it back-to-back Champions League titles following their first title in 2023.
The World Cup faces an uncertain future
The decision to award Saudi Arabia the 2034 World Cup may be controversial, but Alex Jackson argues it masks a deeper problem with the game’s crown jewel.
Of course, it’s the Glazers’ fault!
Pavan Mano discusses a poor start to the season for Manchester United as fans’ frustrations remain in the terraces.
Spurs 1-4 Chelsea – Remembering three of the wildest Premier League games in history
A look back at some of the most thrilling Premier League games that we’ve seen over the years.
Fleetwood Town’s Johnson finally getting the hang of things as Blackpool reels and Kidderminster burns
Jeff Weston has the latest on a roller coaster season for Fleetwood Town as Lee Johnson looks to bring more ups than downs.
Violent scenes in Marseille highlight problems for French football
Nicholas Hartland discusses the latest act of violence in Ligue 1 and the subsequent match postponement.
Introducing Chelsea new boy Dujuan Richards
Jordan James looks at 18-year-old Dujuan Richards who will link up with Chelsea in November.
The Changing Game Part 6 – 1994/95 at home
David Hardman is back with a look at the Britpop era of English football as Eric Cantona became both a Premier League hero and villain.
How accessible are Premier League stadiums?
The Premier League prides itself on being the biggest domestic football competition in the world, but how does it fare in the inclusivity stakes?
Top nine Premier League Players of the Season 2023/24
A look at some of the players who are likely to light up the remainder of the Premier League season.
Everton v Arsenal – Arteta returns to troubled Toffees
Two sides at opposite ends of the Premier League table meet this weekend as Arsenal look to keep pass at the top against struggling Everton.