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How Sevilla Went From Champions League Regulars to Relegation Battlers
On August 21, 2020, Sevilla claimed a record sixth UEFA Europa League title, beating Inter Milan 3-2 in Cologne via a Luuk de Jong brace and an own goal from Romelu Lukaku, with Lukaku and Diego Godín finding the back of the net for Inter. Sevilla would follow that up with another fourth-place finish and…
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Rasmus Højlund: The Danish Forward Drawing Comparisons to Erling Haaland and Dušan Vlahović
Danish football has a rich history of producing technically superior footballers. The Laudrup brothers, Preben Elkjær Larsen, and John Dahl Tomasson, are all widely regarded as some of the best footballers Denmark as a nation has been able to produce and have reached the pinnacle of European football.; Christian Eriksen is a name many modern-day…
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San Diego Wave’s 2023 NWSL Season Preview
The latest season of the NWSL starts on March 25. It will be a chance for the old, established teams to start new beginnings and for the recent upstarts to further cement their place in the league. One such team is the San Diego Wave. The Southern California-based side was established in 2021, thus making…
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Gabri Veiga: The Footballing Gem of Celta de Vigo
From Iago Aspas to Brais Mendez, Celta de Vigo’s academy has produced a treasure trove of footballers over the past few decades, and the latest talent to make a name for himself at Balaídos is Gabri Veiga. Having amassed just six and seven La Liga appearances in the past two seasons, Veiga has enjoyed a…
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Stanislav Lobotka: Napoli’s Slovakian Midfield Metronome
When Napoli signed a little-known Slovakian midfielder from Celta Vigo for just under €30 million thanks to the recommendation of their legendary captain, many Napoli fans weren’t quite sure what to expect. From the few minutes he played following the January move, there were glimpses of his technical ability, but not enough to justify the…
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Manuel Ugarte – The Art of Central Solidity
A nation driven by a fighting spirit, inspired to put their lives on the line for victory. None do it like Uruguay. The national psyche of ‘Garra Charrúa’ portrays Uruguay as the perennial underdog in a near-impossible fight against others, seeking to achieve the impossible, a concept taken from the nation’s stoic resistance to defend…
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Eleven Clubs You May Not Have Known Reached European Cup Finals
Since the inauguration of the European Cup in 1955, we have seen 22 different teams win the competition, whilst a total of 42 teams have reached the final. Teams from as far and wide as Greece, Romania and Scotland have made it to the biggest game in club football, but what are some of the…
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Book Review: Three Games in May by Rob Carless
About the Book Three Games in May takes us all the way back to Manchester United’s final three matches of the 1998/99 season. Prior to these games, United had won nothing that year. However, what unfolded over those 11 days at the end of May would see them complete THE most unique of trebles,…
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Alvarez Commits Long-Term Future to Manchester City
Manchester City forward Julian Alvarez has signed a one-year contract extension to tie him to the club through 2028, the club announced last week. The 23-year-old, who moved to Manchester last summer, has enjoyed an impressive few months that has seen him play a crucial role in Argentina’s World Cup victory in Qatar. Since…
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Manchester United Foundation Donates Over 100,000 Essential Items to Local Communities This Winter
Manchester United Foundation has provided more than 100,000 essential items such as hats, gloves, and warm clothing to support families across the Greater Manchester region as part of its winter giving campaign. Working alongside Manchester United and its partners, the Foundation delivered a wide range of gifts and programmes to provide extensive support to young…









