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Dramatic final weekend across Europe’s “big five” top flight domestic leagues
James Clancy takes a look at how the final weekend of action played out in Europe’s top leagues.
Tag: La Liga
Will history play its part in this season’s Copa Del Rey final?
Athletic Club haven’t won the Copa Del Ray since 1984 when the game famously ended in a brawl that involved Maradona and Andoni Goikoetxea. On Saturday, they go again in what could be Leo Messi’s last chance at silverware at the Nou Camp.
It’s time to appreciate Zidane the manager as highly as the player
On a red-letter week for Real Madrid, Paul O Malley questions the reasons why Zinedine Zidane is not as highly regarded as his managerial contemporaries.
Controversy, consistency and cult status – how Karim Benzema has lasted as Real Madrid striker for 12 years
And why the four-time Champions League winner may have one last dance with Los Blancos.
¡Hay Liga! – Barcelona on Atlético’s heels as La Liga race hots up
James Lelliott takes a closer look at a potentially thrilling La Liga run in, with Barcelona looking to chase down leaders Atlético Madrid
The Renaissance of Atletico Madrid
Jack Farrelly takes an in depth look at the tactics employed by Diego Simeone this season at La Liga leaders Atletico Madrid.
The greatest teams of all time – Barcelona 2008-2012
In the first of his series, Sam Stobbart takes a look at the greatest footballing teams of all time, starting with Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona.
The Camp Nou crumbles – How Bartomeu led Barcelona to ruin
Once the titan of Europe, Barcelona have collapsed both on and off the pitch under president Josep Maria Bartomeu, Kushagra Pandey talks us through the Catalonian decline
Jose Mourinho – From Bobby Robson’s wingman to Premier League swingman
Jose Mourinho has won a total of 25 trophies in his career, including domestic titles in England, Spain, Italy, and Portugal and two European cups. Sam Stobbart takes a look at his managerial career to date.
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.