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Football will define its own destiny as it returns to a strange world

Coronavirus Luke Feltham - 16 Jun 2020

The superstars of the Premier League are back and how they do will determine whether they remain relevant – on and off the pitch

Can Spurs halt RB Leipzig’s despised march?

Article Luke Feltham - 3 Mar 2020

The Germans might not be making many friends back home but who needs them when you’re making history?

Three things we learned from the Premier League

Article Kieran Canning - 2 Mar 2020

Liverpool lost their invincibility as they were beaten by Watford who climbed out of the relegation zone. The top four race continued with its inconsistency

Race for Champions League descends into madness

Article Luke Feltham - 19 Feb 2020

Predicting who will qualify for Europe next season is now shamefully a fool’s errand

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Can Guardiola salvage Man City’s season?

Article Kieran Canning - 3 Feb 2020

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola conceded the Premier League title to Liverpool long ago, but his side's profligate attack and porous defence are becoming...

Three things we learned from the Premier League

Article Agency - 3 Feb 2020

Liverpool moved to within six victories of becoming champions of England while Man City dropped points on the road

How Sheffield United is finally living up to its history

Article Luke Feltham - 22 Jan 2020

Thanks to years of mediocrity, the rich footballing history of the club and its city is often forgotten

Three things we learned from the Premier League

Sport Agency - 20 Jan 2020

Liverpool's march towards the Premier League title gathered pace with a 2-0 win over rivals Manchester United. The...

Does José Mourinho’s transformation have a happy ending?

Sport Luke Feltham - 15 Jan 2020

One of the greatest ironies in world football is the credit given to José Mourinho for coining — or at least...

Mourinho: ‘Special one’ or ‘surly one?’

Article John Weaver Author - 22 Nov 2019

The manager’s move to Spurs offers him a shot at redemption after his stint at Manchester United

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‘Special one’ Mourinho named Spurs boss after Pochettino sacking

Article John Weaver Author - 20 Nov 2019

The Portuguese former Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid and Manchester United manager signed a contract until the end of the 2022/23 season

Has MoPo’s gift expired?

Article Luke Feltham - 11 Oct 2019

The Argentine’s ability to inspire his players at Spurs to overachieve seems to have ended

Foxes building on a miracle

Article Luke Feltham - 4 Oct 2019

Almost four years on, Leicester City is one of the big teams and looking better than ever

Are the EPL standings lying to us?

Article Luke Feltham - 27 Sep 2019

Perhaps not. But it’s scary to think about just how deserving every team is of their current position

Derby holds up a mirror to mediocrity

Article Luke Feltham - 30 Aug 2019

Arsenal and Spurs are both stuck in the mud and which team beats the other has become arbitrary

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