This Sunday there’s a huge showdown at the Etihad with huge ramifications on the Premier League title race. It’s the master vs the budding apprentice. League leaders Arsenal travel to Manchester City, who are one point behind the Gunners and Liverpool in the table. ...

This international break, one of the standout stars has been Brazil's 17-year-old wonderkid Endrick. Palmeiras’ exciting star became the youngest ever goalscorer at the famous Wembley stadium when he came off the bench and scored the winner against England. The teenager ...

Cristiano Ronaldo is continuing to break records into his late 30’s. Now 39 years old, and playing his club football in Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr, the Portuguese superstar is still in pristine physical shape and still finding the net at a prolific rate (albeit in a lower standard ...

The great Lionel Messi has practically completed football. A player who many already considered the greatest footballer ever, even further staked his claim to that throne when he led Argentina to World Cup glory in Qatar, aged 35. Seven Ballon d’Ors, over 800 career goals and 40 ...

A World Cup golden boot winner, England’s all-time top scorer, and the second highest goalscorer in Premier League history, there’s do doubt that, if fit, captain Harry Kane is the first name on England’s team sheet at the Euros this summer. However, his ...

There was a time where one club men or players who spent the majority of their careers at one club were fairly common in the Premier League. The likes of John Terry at Chelsea, Steven Gerrard at Liverpool and Tony Adams at Arsenal all became legends. ...

Since international football hit the world stage there have been two continental powerhouses. Every World Cup winner from when the tournament began in 1930 has been either a country from South America or Europe. In 2022 in Qatar, Argentina broke a 20 year curse to bring glory back to ...

La Liga has long been renowned for producing some of the best young talent in world football. Barcelona's La Masia has developed superstars such as Lionel Messi, Andres Iniesta and Xavi in recent decades, whilst Real Madrid have also altered their strategy lately to ...

Ronald and Frank De Boer. Michael and Brian Laudrup. Gary and Phil Neville. Yaya and Kolo Touré. Kevin-Prince and Jerôme Boateng. For some families, producing just one son who becomes a professional footballer isn't enough. Down the years there have been ...

When you have superstars such as Erling Haaland, Kevin De Bruyne, and Phil Foden, it’s easy to escape the limelight in one of the most successful football teams of all time. When the Norwegian monster Haaland struck five goals in one game against Luton, people were waxing lyrical how he ...