Just how close are world’s biggest club rivalries?
Every country seems to have its very own Clasico – but when it comes to historical head-to-heads, who comes out on top? TFGSoccerClub explores. You may also like
Five talking points ahead of the EPL’s midweek fixtures
A promising start for Newcastle United’s record new boy features in our midweek preview, plus the current goings-on at Leicester City, Everton and more. You may also like
Winning Carabao Cup will save Sarri’s job
Maurizio Sarri has been told that if he can defeat Manchester City and lift the Carabao Cup, his job will be safe for more or less all of the presentation ceremony, FourFourTwo understands. You may also like
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Holders Manchester City play Chelsea in Sunday’s Carabao Cup final at Wembley. Here, Press Association Sport looks at five talking points ahead of the final. You may also like
How Bayern’s rejection of Klopp changed the course of football history
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp missed out on the Bayern Munich job in 2008 – and in the long term that decision might have propelled the dominant German side to further greatness. You may also like
The major talking points ahead of this week’s UCL action
Premier League title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City face German opposition in the last 16 of the Champions League this week. You may also like
Why Solskjaer must deMourinhoify £75m Lukaku
Manchester United may need Belgian international Romelu Lukaku to unlearn everything Mourinho taught him to become the player they need. You may also like
Five reasons for Liverpool’s recent drop in form
Liverpool have had a shaky start to the year – this week relinquishing top spot in the league to Manchester City. Here’s where it’s been going wrong, explains TFGSoccerClub. You may also like
Ajax vs Madrid: Five stars who could follow De Jong
Talent spotters for Europe’s current elite will have their gaze fixed on an Ajax vintage keen to rekindle the glory days versus Real Madrid. You may also like
11 players to watch in the UCL last-16
From exciting youngsters to established superstars, TFGSoccerClub identifies the stars we’re most looking forward to seeing when the Champions League resumes. You may also like
