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Journey to the Centre of the Europa League: Last 16
The UEFA Europa League returns this week and Jonathan O’Shea goes through the state of play in the last 16 ties.
Tag: Turkish Super Lig
Life outside the ‘Big Five’ – the race for title glory
Jonathan O’Shea takes us around Europe for updates on the state of play in some of the continents biggest leagues.zx
The power shift in Turkish football
Andrew Delaney takes us to Turkey where the traditional powerhouses are being given a run for their money in the title race.
The rise from the ashes of Osmanlıspor
Thomas Wyer takes a look at Turkish side Osmanlıspor who have reached the European stage just a few years after getting their house in order.
Will Nani finally live up to his potential at Fenerbahçe?
Despite not living up to expectations at Old Trafford, Nani has a chance to reignite his career at Fenerbahçe, writes Rich Lloyd.
Is Turkish football hampered by a dominant ‘Big Two’?
Vineet Varma discusses the monopoly that Galatasaray and Fenerbahce have in Turkish football and how that can hamper the sport as a whole.
Galatasaray must modernise or die
Thomas Wyer discusses how Turkish giants Galatasaray must change how they are run and operated in order to avoid a path towards European irrelevance.
Turkey has stalled – but there’s a potential heavyweight on the edge of Europe
Thomas Wyer looks at the state of play in Turkey and explains some of the challenges that must be overcome for clubs to thrive.
Portuguese trinity levels stormy Istanbul derby
Jonathan O’ Shea writes about the Turkish Super Lig derby between Fenerbache and Besiktas, a ferocious affair both on and off the pitch.
Fenerbache’s five minutes as Champions
16th May 2010. The climax of the Turkish Super Lig sees Bursaspor aiming to become only the second team from outside of Istanbul to win the title, and only the fifth team to lift the trophy in the history of Turkish football. The Anatolian club, founded in 1963, could barely believe the position in which […]