Tau’s Brugge drawn in UCL ‘Group of Death’
Percy Tau’s Club Brugge have been drawn in the Champions League ‘Group of Death’ alongside Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain. You may also like
Spurs splash the cash to sign Tanguy Ndombele and Jack Clarke
Tottenham have signed midfielder Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon for an initial club-record fee of £53.8 million and winger Jack Clarke from Leeds for an undisclosed fee. You may also like
Five big EPL games to watch out for in 2019-20
TFGSoccerClub takes a look at five mouth-watering Premier League fixtures from August to May! So get your diaries ready, and put these five dates in immediately. You may also like
Man City begin their EPL title defence at West Ham
Manchester City will start the defence of their Premier League title at West Ham, while Chelsea play Manchester United at Old Trafford. You may also like
Eriksen wants new challenge, hints at Madrid move
Christian Eriksen has hinted he would be interested in a move to Real Madrid after revealing he wants to leave Tottenham to ‘try something new’. You may also like
Watch: Liverpool enjoy heroic UCL trophy parade
Watch as the entire Liverpool squad celebrate winning their sixth European title with their fans during a trophy parade through the city centre on Sunday afternoon. You may also like
Salah inspired by pain of Kiev in UCL win
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah used a photograph of his tearful Champions League final of 12 months ago to inspire him to return and win the European Cup for the first time. You may also like
Pochettino: It’s too early to discuss my future
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has said it is too early to talk about whether he would be at the club next season after watching his side lose the Champions League final to Liverpool. You may also like
Klopp: UCL title only the beginning
Manager Jurgen Klopp believes winning his first trophy with Liverpool is only the beginning and the squad he has assembled has its best years still to come. You may also like
Liverpool crowned UCL champions
Mohamed Salah put last season’s final heartbreak behind him by setting up a 2-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid and a sixth Champions League triumph for Liverpool. You may also like
