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Italy’s issues run deeper than the national team
Football is getting ready for its biggest party, and once again, Italy aren’t invited. It should be unthinkable that the World Cup could take place without its second most successful nation, but recently, it has become the norm.
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Are English teams too dominant in the Europa League and Conference League?
Last week, Aston Villa enjoyed their most glorious European night since 1982 when they won the Europa League. This week, Crystal Palace have the opportunity to create their own continental legacy as Oliver Glasner’s side prepare to face Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League final.
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Pep Guardiola’s exit will change the Premier League
This is the point in time every Manchester City fan has dreaded for over a decade, but it looks to have finally arrived. Pep Guardiola’s final game in charge of the club after 11 years is expected to be on Sunday, at home to Aston Villa.
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Europa League Glory Would Define Emery’s Villa
Unai Emery is the master of the Europa League. No manager has won European football’s second tier competition more times than the Spaniard who has lifted the trophy four times. On Wednesday, Emery can add a fifth Europa League title with an Aston Villa victory over Freiburg in Istanbul.
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Why Alonso Is Taking a Risk at Chelsea
Xabi Alonso was always expected to re-enter football sooner rather than later. Despite being chewed up and spat out by Real Madrid in a matter of months, the Spaniard was linked with several big jobs in a sign that he had been given a free pass for how things unfolded for him at the Santiago Bernabeu.
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Why Mourinho Could Make Madrid Worse
Real Madrid are fast becoming an unmanageable mess. Losing El Clasico at Camp Nou, confirming the league title for Barcelona at the weekend is as clear a sign as they can get to signify the depth of their issues.
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David Raya’s save against West Ham could be Arsenal’s Sergio Aguero moment in this season’s title race
Every title race has one defining moment. Federico Macheda’s winner for Manchester United against Aston Villa. Vincent Kompany’s strike for Manchester City against Leicester City. And of course, Sergio Aguero’s iconic winner that gave City their first Premier League title and made Martin Tyler synonymous with the most dramatic title finale in English football history.
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Confirmation of Leeds United’s Premier League survival is vindication for Daniel Farke
Whatever happened in the away dressing at the Etihad Stadium on 29th November 2025 went a long way to keeping Leeds United in the Premier League. Trailing 2-0 to Manchester City at half time and slumped in the relegation zone, Daniel Farke made a tactical change that completely changed the team’s 2025/26 campaign.
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Is Myles Lewis-Skelly’s future as an Arsenal player in central midfield after Fulham performance?
Mikel Arteta’s delight at Myles Lewis-Skelly’s performance in the win over Fulham was clear in the Arsenal manager’s embrace of the youngster at full time. The Gunners needed the 19-year-old to produce in a must-win match in the Premier League title race and that’s exactly what he did, albeit not in his usual position.
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Viktor Gyokeres has proved his doubters wrong by hitting the 20-goal mark in his debut Arsenal season
Arsenal signed Viktor Gyokeres to score goals and he has done that. While the Swedish striker has faced criticism over the course of his first season at the club, Saturday’s brace against Fulham lifted Gyokeres’ tally to 21 goals in all competitions.
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Olise’s Rise Shows the Strength of English Football
After Michael Olise starred for Bayern Munich in their Champions League semi-final first leg at Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, Reading FC proudly claimed the winger was “made in Berkshire”. Olise’s stunning goal was one of nine on the night, and the tie is finely poised with Bayern needing to turn around a one-goal deficit at the Allianz Arena after losing 5-4.
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