A lot can change in ten years. Let’s cast our minds back a decade, and look at The Premier League

With the Premier League experiencing a crazy year, is it becoming more of a team game?

After a walkout at Anfield by Liverpool Football Club supporters, Daniel Austin assesses the situation involving ticket prices and the future of watching football live

Our Resident City Reporter Harry Newton assesses the team’s off day against an on-form Chelsea

The FA Cup returns! Manchester City travel to London to play Chelsea in hopes of gaining form again, and going all the way to Wembley

As another Winter transfer deadline passes to little excitement, its China making all the headlines this time round. Adam Selby takes a look at the widespread investment and growth of the Chinese Super League and asks could we be looking at the next footballing powerhouse?

With John Terry on his way out of Stamford Bridge, he will be missed.

Innovative approaches to TV rights are keeping major events on free-to-air TV

Saturday 6th February 2016, at the Etihad Stadium

The Etihad Stadium 12:45 Kick Off

We all need to be a little more like Jürgen Klopp and start celebrating football like we used to

It’s now official—and it’s what we were all expecting. Pep Guardiola has been named Manchester City manager for next season

Toby Webb looks into player mobility within the pyramid of English football

Harry Newton assesses how football can learn from rugby in how to treat their officials

Matt Gibney meets Mark Smith, joint editor of the up-and-coming fanzine Stand Against Modern Football

After seven trophy-less years, should Arsenal be satisfied with Champions League football?

The club has been criticised for its association with the money-lending company