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Arsenal mustn’t let Everton defeat damage title hopes
Arsenal’s title ambitions took a knock with defeat at Goodison Park, but the Gunners shouldn’t dwell on defeat for too long, writes Harneet Singh Sethi.
Category: European Football
Carrera guides chaotic Spartak Moscow to five point winter break gap
One of Russia’s biggest clubs, Spartak Moscow, is enjoying something of a renaissance under Italian coach Massimo Carrera.
European glory is well within Arsenal’s reach
Harneet Singh Sethi talks up Arsenal’s chances of Champions League success following an impressive showing in this season’s group stage.
El Clásico – Iniesta boosts Barca, but Real stay in charge
Iniesta perfection and a new pragmatic Real Madrid are the headlines as Paul Little analyses the action from Saturday’s El Clásico.
Inconsistent Maccabi look to find form against Dundalk in the Europa League
Mike Hanley discusses Dundalk’s opponents Maccabi Tel Aviv ahead of their meeting in the Europa League this Thursday night.
Mario Balotelli – a revival or just a reminder?
Paul Little discusses Mario Balotelli’s form at OCG Nice and ponders whether the Italian is now ready to regain some of his early promise.
Real rumble as Atletico Madrid utterly tamed by city rivals
Paul Little discusses the fallout from another stunning El Clásico that saw Atletico Madrid mauled by their city rivals.
The death of possession football
With its tactical dominance now over, Kaustubh Pandey discusses the death of ‘possession football’ and what will come to take its place.
When Celtic smashed Sporting in the UEFA Cup
Paul Murphy takes us back to the early 1980s when Celtic enjoyed a UEFA Cup run that included a famous win over Sporting Lisbon.
Bundesliga new boys RB Leipzig – reviled, divisive, compelling
Paul Little looks at RB Leipzig who, in just seven years, have jumped from the fifth tier of German football to the Bundesliga.