This season’s Premier League has been like no other before. At the end of it though, just like any other year, there will be worthy winners and teams who will be disappointed with their campaign.
Charlton Athletic has always been known as a team who never stands down even in the darkest of times. The Addicks have endured hugely tiring times in their 114-year history from losing The Valley to
When will football start again? It’s the question of questions for all footie fans. With all major football leagues postponed or cancelled due to the global pandemic, there is little telling when we could return
The Bundesliga returns this weekend with Borussia Dortmund playing host to Schalke in the Revierderby at the Signal Iduna Park. Normally, around 80,000 screaming fans would be in attendance for one of Germany’s fiercest rivalries,
At the end of the 2018/19 EFL season, Norwich City and Sheffield United occupied the two automatic promotion places in the Championship. Sides making the leap into the Premier League are often expected to struggle
While storm Ciara did enough to ruin the return of Premier League football for us, it couldn’t stop us from analyzing a couple of games that did happen. It definitely left quite a bitter taste
Manchester United are having their worst season in 33 years and could be set to fall short of the top four in the Premier League at the end of the campaign. Although publicly they have
They say that hell is other people. That may be a negative view when it comes to attending football matches, which should be one of the great communal experiences. Yet, there is nothing that can
Manchester City, holding a 3 -1 lead from the first leg, will entertain neighbours Manchester United in the second leg of their EFL Cup semi-final on Wednesday, 29th January. The match will kick-off at 7.45
Real Betis Balompie ended last season ready to make a lot of changes over the summer. They had seen improvement season after season until 2018-2019, when the team dropped a lot of points. Their form