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Arsène Wenger – Revolution at Arsenal
A virtual unknown before his arrival in England, Arsène Wenger could rightly claim to be the man that revolutionised football in England. Sam Stobbart discusses the Frenchman’s Arsenal career.
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Jürgen Klopp’s tactical revolution – from a miracle at Mainz to ending thirty years of hurt at Liverpool
In this series of articles looking at the greatest managers in Premier League history, Sam Stobbart takes a look at Jürgen Klopp’s journey to greatness at Liverpool.
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.
Gareth Bale – From king of the world, to the joker in the deck
James Pendleton discusses Gareth Bale’s past, present and future with game time at Real Madrid becoming increasingly limited under Zinedine Zidance.
Juventus make mistake with Andrea Pirlo hire
Juventus didn’t waste any time replacing Maurizio Sarri as head coach, and Henry Reichman believes they have got it wrong.
Premier League race to the top four
The race for the Premier League title all but ended months ago, however there is plenty to play for just below the tops sides.
Best away performances by English teams in the Champions League – Arsenal conquer Madrid
Ivan Smyth takes us back to Arsenal’s fantastic 2005/06 Champions League campaign and a memorable result in Spain.
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.
Consequences of Manchester United missing out on Champions League
With just a few games left in the 2019/20 Premier League campaign, Manchester United have very limited time to enter the top four.
Has Pep Guardiola done all he can for Manchester City?
Despite bringing unprecedented domestic success to Manchester City, Pep Guardiola’s time to achieve continental success at The Etihad is running out, writes Billy Brake