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The King of Camp Nou – A World Cup victory for Argentina would be a fitting tribute to the great Messi
George Wang wants only one thing from this World Cup – a victory for Argentina and talisman Lionel Messi.
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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.
Sergio Ramos – a man seeking revenge
Why the Real Madrid legend may be Paris Saint-Germain’s most important signing yet and what will drive him on to achieve his fifth Champions League title.
A five-a-side team to take up the torch lit by Messi and Ronaldo
Max Parsons looks at some of the new generation of footballing talent who could take over from the current greats of the game.
Question marks hang over PSG as season of promise peters out
Paul Little looks at PSG season which brought Ligue 1 success for the sixth time in seven seasons but very little else.
PSG’s Old Trafford raid shouldn’t sound death knell for Solskjaer
Manchester United’s defeat to Paris Saint-Germain but it should be just a blip as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer continues to impress as the caretaker manager.
Business end of the Champions League will define Tuchel’s first season at PSG
Paul Little speaks to French football expert about an important Champions League tie for first-year PSG boss Thomas Tuchel.
Lille and Lyon show that Champions League race should keep Ligue 1 interesting
There may not be a title race in Ligue 1 but Paul Little tells us about the intriguing battle to keep an eye on over the course of the season.
Tuchel’s Paris Saint-Germain tenure faces first real test at Anfield
Thomas Tuchel has enjoyed a comfortable start as Paris Saint-Germain manager but that could all change when his side face’s Liverpool in the Champions League.
UEFA Champions League 18/19 – five of the favourites
Robert Barter takes a look at five of the teams that should challenge for the UEFA Champions League this season.