History can sometimes repeat itself and it certainly did so here. While Chelsea acquired many talents, they lost, yet again, to Liverpool in the Premier League. Though this was a chance for Chelsea to turn things around, they presented their rivals with little challenge. Their win in the FA Cup should have given them enough
Liverpool are currently the reigning champions of the Premier League. So far, Chelsea lost their last three encounters with the Reds in the Premier League. The Blues still put up quite a fight last season and ended in fourth place. The fact that the rivalry is still alive and well may give Chelsea the edge
Tuesday brought the conclusion to three teams in the League Path of the Champions League. Benfica, AZ Alkmaar, and Rapid Wien have lost. On the other hand, the winners advancing to the playoffs are PAOK, Dynamo Kyiv, and Gent. The Champions Path allowed AC Omonoia, Ferencváros, Molde, Midtjylland, and Maccabi Tel-Aviv to proceed. Tuesday, League
Some of the top contenders for the title of the Premier League have already proven themselves during the opening weekend. Here is how Liverpool and Arsenal have started their climb. Saturday – Liverpool Has the Spotlight Fulham had very little resistance to offer to Arsenal. Willian’s debut was the perfect opportunity for the former Chelsea
The long-awaited La Liga is finally starting again. The Campeonato Nacional de Liga de Primera División was scheduled for Friday, September 11. Originally, Granada was supposed to clash against Athletic Club on their home field. However, a scheduling disagreement prevented this. Namely, a judge from the Spanish football federation has made a ruling. The competition
This season, the Premier League is bringing us plenty of surprises. Starting with September 12 until May 23 next year, we are going to be looking at Liverpool defending their title. However, that’s not all. Favorites: Liverpool Jürgen Klopp has certainly proven that he knows how to make them work their magic. However, can they
This was the final day of Matchday 2 of the UEFA Nations League. Some games went as expected. Others, not so much. Here are the highlights. League A – Belgium Climbs to the Top, England Close Behind Belgium won against Iceland with 5-1 in group 2. Once Iceland scored the first goal in the 10th
Norway defeated Northern Ireland in a tremendous comeback. The positions of the teams are starting to shift. What other news is there for Matchday 2 of the UEFA Nations League? League A – Poland Bounces Back, Italy Scores a Win Bosnia and Herzegovina started strong with a goal from a penalty kick by Haris Hajradinovic.
Matchday 2 is underway and it is time to see whether the excitement can compare to that of the end of Matchday 1. Can Hungary stand its ground against Russia? How did Spain fare against Ukraine? League A – Spain On Fire, Switzerland and Germany Tied Here it is – the biggest devastation so far.
This weekend has seen the conclusion to Matchday 1 of the UEFA Nations League. It seemed that the action from Saturday could not be matched. However, September 5 brought us an impressive performance by Portugal. League A – Denmark Powerless Against Belgium, Portugal Dominates Croatia The match between Iceland and England very nearly finished without
