The 2024-25 Premier League season has drawn to a close, and with it, the race for European qualification has delivered a compelling narrative for football fans across the UK. Nine English clubs have secured their spots in UEFA’s prestigious competitions for the 2025-26 season. A testament to the league’s competitive depth. As the dust settles,
For Crystal Palace, the 2024–25 season will be remembered as the year they finally broke new ground – Crystal Palace FA Cup winners. On Saturday, 17 May 2025, the Eagles became FA Cup champions for the first time in their 119-year history. They defeated Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley Stadium. The victory not only delivered
Everton Football Club drew the curtain on a defining chapter of their history with a 2-0 victory over Southampton in their last match at Goodison Park. After 133 years, the club’s association with the storied ground has come to an end. Paving the way for a new era at Bramley-Moore Dock. A blend of nostalgia,
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
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
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
The summer of 2025 promises significant transfer activity as several world-class footballers approach the end of their contracts. These potential free transfers represent substantial value in the market, with clubs across Europe positioning themselves to secure elite talent without paying transfer fees. The following profiles examine five standout players who could change clubs without transfer
Brazil’s 4-1 defeat to Argentina in Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier was more than a routine loss—it was a humiliating collapse that laid bare the systemic issues plaguing South America’s once-dominant football force. The match, played in Buenos Aires, saw Argentina secure their 2026 World Cup qualification hours before kickoff, while Brazil’s path to the tournament
Diego Alberto Milito has crafted a unique legacy in football by winning titles with Racing Club in three different capacities: as a player, technical director, and now president. The 45-year-old’s achievement demonstrates his enduring bond with the Avellaneda-based club and his capability to excel across multiple football roles. Racing Club defeated Botafogo in the final
English football is flying high in Europe this season, with five clubs still in the hunt for silverware as the quarterfinals approach. Arsenal and Aston Villa are holding their own in the Champions League, Manchester United and Tottenham are battling it out in the Europa League, and Chelsea are dominating the Conference League. Each team
