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Jamal Musiala – The naturally gifted phenomenon
Alex Connor takes a look at one of world football’s most exciting teenagers, Germany and Bayern Munich attacker Jamal Musiala.
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An ode to Mario Götze
Bart Smallman ponders the career of Mario Götze that has hit the highest of highs while at the same time feeling somewhat unfulfilled.
Der Klassiker controversy – Was Jude Bellingham correct in his uncensored comments?
Kelan Sarson looks back at a fantastic Der Klassiker in Germany that saw talking points both on and off the field.
Pep Guardiola – Tactical evolution from Barca B to Manchester City
With unprecedented success and the instigation of a tactical revolution, Pep Guardiola is rightly held up as one of the greatest managers of all time. Sam Stobbart takes a look at his career to date.
The return of the Bundesliga – who will win the title?
Jamie Agar looks at the title race is Germany as the Bundesliga makes its return following an enforced hiatus.
Five of the greatest ‘backs to the wall’ Champions League victories
With this season’s Champions League competition on hiatus, there’s an opportunity to look back at some of the big performances in recent years when the chips were down.
Time for change at the top across Europe?
George Cannon looks at three European leagues that have been dominated by the same teams in recent years.
Borussia Dortmund drubbing puts Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga driving seat
Paul Little looks back at the weekend’s big game in Germany as a ruthless Bayern Munich stuck five past Borussia Dortmund without reply.
Dortmund must recapture momentum and composure to challenge champions Bayern Munich
Having relinquished their Bundesliga lead, Borussia Dortmund need to recapture momentum in order to catch Bayern Munich, writes Paul Little.
Bayern Munich still have the players and experience to hurt Liverpool
Many believe that Liverpool will overcome Bayern Munich to reach the last eight of the Champions League but Paul Little isn’t convinced.