Werner: Jurgen Klopp is the best coach in the world
RB Leipzig striker Timo Werner has continued to talk up Liverpool by piling praise on Jurgen Klopp.
Messi admits to seeing ‘weird things happening’ at Barcelona
Lionel Messi admits he sees “weird things happening” at Barcelona after the club president was forced to deny accusations of unethical social media practices.
A closer look at the most effective partnerships of the EPL era
Son Heung-min’s injury leaves Tottenham Hotspur facing a long period without either member of arguably the Premier League’s most- effective ever strike partnership.
Why everyone is furious about Barca’s emergency signing of Braithwaite
Barcelona have controversially been granted permission to bring in an emergency striker – and not everyone is happy about it …
The Invincibles II? A look at the longest-unbeaten run at the start of every Premier League season
Liverpool face Norwich this weekend, another potential rung of their unbeaten ladder – but who have the longest unbeaten starts to a season ever?
PFA Young Player of the Year award 2020: Who are the favourites to win?
Liverpool right back Trent Alexander-Arnold heads up the most likely to scoop the PFA award with other wonderkids in hot pursuit.
PFA Player of the Year award 2020: Who are the favourites to win?
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson is the bookies’ choice for the 2020 PFA Player of the Year award, with other big hitters in the running.
Sancho will leave Dortmund this summer – but he shouldn’t come back to England
Plenty of us would like to see the prodigious 19-year-old Jadon Sancho ply his trade in the Premier League – but that wouldn’t necessarily be the best thing for his development.
Andres Iniesta exclusive: I pleaded with Pep Guardiola to stay true to beliefs at Barcelona
Andres Iniesta has told FourFourTwo how he helped reassure Pep Guardiola he was on the right path at Barcelona after an early wobble.
Year Zero: How Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2006-07 Man United season turned him into the player we know
He was branded a showpony, then a pariah, as his future at Old Trafford looked to be on the rocks. But in 2006, Cristiano Ronaldo strapped a rocket launcher to his career.