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The Worst VAR Mistakes in the Premier League The 2019/20 Premier League season proved to be historic in more ways than one. Not only were Liverpool shaping up to win the Premier...

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Following the disappointing defeat against Aston Villa last weekend, this is possibly Everton’s last chance to stake a claim for Europa League football next season. The Toffees produced a below-par performance at Goodison Park...

Transfer in football is a very complicated and legalised procedure. Many players change their clubs every transfer window and as a result of which a huge sum of money exchanges hands during that period every year. So,...

Football’s World governing body FIFA launched FIFA Professional Football Landscape. This is the first-ever digital database containing important facts and figures on clubs, players, transfers, and top competitions in all the 211 member associations. This information collection...

The summer transfer window in 2020 saw every club bring in at least one player. The biggest spenders were Chelsea, who spent just over £220 million. However, not every signing will be a success in the Premier...

Wolves have a huge opportunity to make Champions League dream a reality.

Forget Liverpool’s Premier League dominance, Manchester City’s European ban, or the decline of traditional superpowers Manchester United and Arsenal; VAR has been the major talking point in English football this term, for all the wrong reasons.

We’re approaching crunch time in the 2019-20 Premier League season, and the fight for survival looks tight with everyone from Newcastle United in 14th, down to basement-club Norwich City, in a legitimate fight for survival.

With Manchester City facing the prospect of a ban from European competitions for the next two seasons, pending an appeal, and a number of the traditional ‘big six’ clubs struggling for form, there has never been a better opportunity for...