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The teams, coaches and players beyond Europe’s biggest leagues that we’l
For the first time in 17 years, Tottenham actually won a trophy – a first European trophy since 1984, no less. That they did it in the same season as their lowest league finish for 47 years made it al
Exploring the weird and wonderful world of football across FIFA’s 211 member nations –and beyond
Having already agreed to join Chelsea at the end of this season, Quenda could prove to be the Blues’ answer to Bukayo Saka – if the Portuguese winger is given the same trust and pathway. In the modern
Hearts could be about to create more drama in Scottish football and overturn the Old Firm, says Simon Barnes
Since English football’s ‘rebirth’ in 1992, few Premier League alumni have tumbled quite as far down the pyramid as Bradford City. They were a top-flight outfit as recently as 2001, but swiftly suffer
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