Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Taylor Murray and Seán McGill for a look back at the third round of the Scottish Cup, the return of the Premier League and the state of the title races across Europe.
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Undeniable ability as a footballer doesn’t always lead to a glittering and infallible career – just ask Michael Ballack. Cameron Wanstall profiles Germany’s world-class midfielder, who still has plenty of question marks over his 17-year career.
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Once one of Europe’s great fairytales, Schalke are now staring relegation squarely in the face. Calum Muldoon charts the decline of one of Germany’s biggest clubs.
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After a Kylian Mbappé-inspired Paris Saint-Germain ripped through Barcelona in the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 tie, the Catalan club are left with a mountain to climb. Jack Donnelly takes a look back at the time this happened, with an outcome that no one could have anticipated.
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After a conclusive weekend in Scotland, Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Jamie McIntosh and Taylor Murray to round-up the biggest news from Scotland, England and the wider footballing world.
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Sofia Villegas Navarro joins Seán McGill and Cameron Wanstall to discuss her article covering the demise of Barcelona.
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After four thrilling Champions League ties entertained us last week, it’s time for eight more clubs to start their journey to the Quarter-Finals. Cameron Wanstall analyses the clubs vying for continental success this week.
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Jack Donnelly is joined by Struan Garvie, Seán McGill and Graeme Sinclair to discuss the biggest footballing news from Scotland, England and the wider world of football.
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With Romelu Lukaku excelling in Italy with Antonio Conte’s Inter Milan, some are questioning whether Manchester United made the right decision in selling the striker, especially when their own forwards are lacking in consistency. Struan Garvie has a look at both sides of the transfer to see if the move has completely worked out.
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Atlético Madrid have a fanbase renowned the world over, but with supporters shut out of stadiums, Diego Simeone’s side have still found a way to prosper. Seán McGill examines how Atléti have mounted their title charge without their key component.
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