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Trent Alexander-Arnold Decides to Leave Liverpool for Real on a Free

Trent Alexander-Arnold of Liverpool FC warms up before the UEFA Champions League

Trent Alexander-Arnold will leave Liverpool this summer, ending a 20-year association with his boyhood club to join Real Madrid on a free transfer. The 26-year-old right-back, whose contract is up at the end of the season, has decided to accept a five-year deal with the Spanish giants, reportedly worth over £220,000 per week, a significant

Liverpool’s Second Premier League Title

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Liverpool FC has once again etched its name in football history by clinching the Premier League title for the second time, marking a monumental achievement for the club and its passionate supporters. Liverpool’s success, achieved in the 2024-25 season under the leadership of new manager Arne Slot, not only ends Manchester City’s four-year spell of

Eagles Soar Towards FA Cup Final and Premier League Stability

As Crystal Palace fans eagerly anticipate one of the most exciting periods in recent club history, the Eagles are flying high with a promising FA Cup semi-final ahead and solid performances in the Premier League.  FA Cup Semi-Final Crystal Palace is set to face Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium on

Burnley F.C. Makes Their Way to the Premier League

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The claret and blue of Burnley F.C. will once again be seen in the Premier League next season, as the Lancashire club secures its return to England’s top flight. After a fiercely competitive Championship campaign, Burnley’s promotion is not just a testament to their resilience but also a celebration for their loyal supporters who have

The 2024/25 Premier League Title Race – Can Liverpool Do it?

Manchester City players celebrate with trophy after winning the 2022 English Premier League title

The 2024-25 Premier League season has reached a critical stage with Liverpool leading the title race. After 32 matches, Liverpool hold a 13-point advantage over second-placed Arsenal, with 76 points to Arsenal’s 63. Nottingham Forest, a surprise contender, sit third with 57 points.  With six games remaining, the focus is on whether Arsenal or Nottingham

Transfer Rumour: A Big Swap Between Real Madrid and Bournemouth

Dean Huijsen of Bournemouth (L) fights for the ball with Niclas Füllkrug of West Ham (R) during the Premier League 2024/25 Matchweek

A potential transfer swap between Real Madrid and Bournemouth is stirring interest across the football world, with Bournemouth’s Dean Huijsen linked to the Spanish giants and Real’s young talents Arda Guler and Endrick possibly heading to the Premier League. This deal, if it materialises, could reshape both squads and offer fresh opportunities for three promising

Football Teams That Have Spent the Most Money in a Single Transfer Window

Alexis Sanchez Manchester United l

Big money transfers have become a defining feature of modern football, with certain clubs flexing their financial muscle to an extraordinary degree. Some transfer windows stand out for their sheer scale of spending as teams look to overhaul their squads in pursuit of glory. These spending sprees often raise questions about sustainability, value, and sporting

All-Time Best Free Kick Takers in the World

Leo Messi of FC Barcelona during free kick against Valencia

Free-kicks are one of football’s most electrifying moments, showcasing precision, creativity, and power. Over the years, some players have mastered this art, leaving fans in awe of their ability to turn dead-ball situations into goals. Freek kick takers are a dying breed in modern football, with only a few real masters remaining. Our idea today

Europe’s Hardest Away Stadiums To Play On

Panoramic view of San Siro football stadium, in Milan.

Home advantage in European football remains a powerful factor in match outcomes, with teams consistently performing better on familiar ground. Recent research even found that professional European teams maintained a statistical edge when playing at home during the pandemic, despite empty stands.  While referee bias disappeared without spectators, the advantage in goals and points persisted,