Football
Business As Usual: A Beginners Guide To The Belarus Premier League
If you’re going out of your mind without your football fix, well we’re sorry you just haven’t been looking [ ... ]
Why June 30 Could Be D-Day For The Fate Of Premier League Season
England captain Harry Kane has added his voice to the growing calls for the Premier League season to be scrapped if it is [ ... ]
You Heard It Here First - Brescia's Sandro Tonali Is Italy's New Pirlo
Since winning the World Cup in 2006, it has been turbulent time on the international stage for Italy. Neither of the subsequent [ ... ]
A Reunion With Ancelotti Could Resurrect Rodriguez's Stuttering Career
No club chews up and spits out world class players quite like Real Madrid. Yet, their sense of entitlement, stemming from [ ... ]
'Quickly Kevin' Is The 90s Football Nostalgia Podcast To Beat Corona Boredom
While the majority of sports podcasts scramble to fill the minutes within the disruption of the sporting calendar, [ ... ]
Where Did It All Go Wrong For Phil Neville And The Lionesses?
Winning, Phil Neville recently said at the SheBelieves Cup, is what would bring England’s women “togetherness”.  [ ... ]
''Drop A Few Hand Grenades'' Keegan's Advice To Scholesy The Day He Scored Three
A packed out Wembley roared like one of those indomitable Three Lions to greet England’s new messiah. Kevin Keegan [ ... ]
Rise Of The Couch Coach: Coronavirus Causes 119% Surge In Football Gaming
Thousands of us are flocking to virtual reality and gaming to help fill the void of no live football, with unprecedented [ ... ]
Review: Diego Maradona - Drop Yourself Into The Great's Chaotic World At His Peak
When Diego Armando Maradona arrived at Napoli in 1984 for a world-record fee, the entire city ground to a halt to greet [ ... ]
Speaking The Same Language As Carlo And Jose - The Life Of A Football Interpreter
“What do you do in the bedroom?” “I sleep with your wife.” The life of a football interpreter is [ ... ]
Arsenal's Tough Choice - Is Donyell Malen The Ying To Aubameyang?
Arsenal’s inability to manage the contractual situations of their biggest stars has plagued them for the best part [ ... ]
Robbie Fowler Is Making His Mark As A Manager With Brisbane Roar
The curtains came down on one of the last bastions of football standing in 2020 this week. Before the A-League closes its [ ... ]
Long Live The King: Eric Will Always Be Manchester United's Unblemished Calf
“If ever there was one player, anywhere in the world, that was made for Manchester United, it was Cantona.  “He [ ... ]
I Was There - The Day Football Came Home To Wembley
The closest I ever got to attending the original Wembley Stadium was on its final day in operation in October 2000. Helping [ ... ]
'Sunderland Til I Die' Heads To The Boardroom In Netflix's Second Season
The docks have been left deserted. The wealth has dried up. Wearside has become an impoverished place to live leaving just [ ... ]
How Chief Creator Silva Became New Face Of Premier League
Football has been cast into uncertainty by the coronavirus pandemic. As it stands, nobody is sure if the current season [ ... ]
Exclusive Leon Osman Interview:The Rooney Explosion And Ancelotti Arrival
Leon Osman couldn’t believe what he was seeing. The Everton midfielder had heard about a young boyhood Blue by the [ ... ]
Lookback:Chelsea 6-0 Arsenal When Arsene's 1000th Game Went Badly Wrong
It was supposed to be an occasion to celebrate for Arsene Wenger, but his 1000th game in charge of Arsenal soon descended [ ... ]
Ronaldo, Kane, Hazard - The Winners And Losers Of Euro 2020 Delay
So as of this week Euro 2020 became Euro 2021. Another casualty of the global Coronavirus epidemic. But what does delaying [ ... ]
'' I Believe In Fairies'' - The Life And Times Of The Extraordinary Brian Clough
Brian Clough wasn’t just one of the most quotable managers in English football’s long history, he was one of [ ... ]
Time To Act And Move The Premier League Transfer Window
When my husband had an ear infection, I used my medical knowledge to help him. I said the best thing to do is get some olive [ ... ]
From Jules Rimet To The FA Cup, The Sporting Trophies That Went AWOL
When the World Cup trophy was stolen in London on 20 March 1966, it threatened to plunge the most famous sporting tournament [ ... ]
Southgate Shows Strong Leadership With Rallying Cry To Fans
England head coach Gareth Southgate has sent a rousing message to national team fans as football continues to come to terms [ ... ]
Lookback:Spurs And Chelsea's Eight Goal Thriller
In the three full seasons of Jose Mourinho’s first spell as the club’s manager, Chelsea conceded just 61 goals [ ... ]
'Wizard Of Dribble' Sir Stanley Matthews Was The First Gentleman Of Football
Sir Stanley Matthews was no ordinary footballer. His was a career which spanned some three decades, and by the time he hung [ ... ]
Take Your Pick - The Premier League Season Ending Scenarios
There are far more pressing concerns than football at the moment, as Jurgen Klopp so eloquently pointed out, but nevertheless [ ... ]
Premier League Clubs Must Be Less Karren And More Klopp Right Now
We all know a Karen, don’t we. The proverbial I need to speak to the manager type, and while most of them are making [ ... ]
PSG Will Never Win Big If They Continue To Be Mentality Midgets
These days, everyone is in need of a laugh, so if you’re not aware of the @NoContextHearn account on Twitter that [ ... ]
''It Will Always Niggle'' - Leon Osman Reveals Hurt At How His Everton Career Ended
Leon Osman has told The Sportsman of the hurt that still lingers as a result of finding out by text message that he had [ ... ]
Blackpool, Video Games And Escapes - How Footballers Have Dealt With Coronavirus
That date of April 3 for the Premier League to resume is looking increasingly optimistic day to day.  Callum Hudson-Odoi [ ... ]
Here Are The Meetings That Will Shape A Pivotal Week In The World Of Sport
Coronavirus has completely destroyed the sporting calendar and led to most events being either completely cancelled, or [ ... ]
The Man Behind The FA Cup: How Charles Alcock Made A Modern British Tradition
There might never have been a more significant game of football than the one played at The Oval on 16 March 1872. Wanderers [ ... ]