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Manchester City, the treble, and the ghosts of 1999
Gareth Bland discusses Manchester City’s push for an historic treble as the club continues to compete on multiple fronts towards season’s end.
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Has Darwin Núñez exceeded or failed expectations this season?
James Allen discusses the impact made by Darwin Núñez at Liverpool in his first season at the club.
Arsenal’s greatest UEFA Champions League nights
Arsenal have had some epic nights in Europe’s premier competition over the past two decades.
Reasons to be excited for the return of the Premier League
Jack Patmore looks into why you should be excited for the return of the Premier League.
Basel and Young Boys gamble for future success
Patrick Gunn looks at two big name sackings in the Swiss top flight as Patrick Rahmen and David Wagner leave their respective roles.
Can NFL style entertainment ever work in football?
Football delivers on the pitch but could it ever mimic America’s biggest sporting event off it?
Torn between Rivaldo and Roll With It – The night Newcastle rocked
The story of an Oasis loving, teenage Geordie, forced to choose between the biggest night in his football team’s history, and the band that had changed his life forever.
This must be the year that PSG put France back on the club map
PSG must make 2021/22 the season in which they put France back on the map in European club football, writes Max Parsons.
The Conference League: UEFA’s new Loser Machine
Alex Jackson dives into the new UEFA Conference League to see if it’s really the equaliser of continental club football it’s made out to be.
Spanish TV host: Hazard cannot stay at Madrid
James Lelliott discusses Eden Hazard’s conduct and the subsequent media reaction after Chelsea knocked Real Madrid out of the Champions League.