Upon joining Barcelona in August, Marcus Rashford emphatically highlighted discipline as key. After missing training from a Belfast bender and getting axed at Manchester United by Ruben Amorim for lack of effort, it's a compelling theme for his redemption
It's mind-blowing that just four years ago, Aitana Bonmati endured a shocking Ballon d'Or snub despite starring in Barcelona's historic Champions League win. Yet, her team-first spirit fueled a comeback, claiming a third straight award and sparking GOAT debates
The latest round of action across Europe's elite leagues saw Bayern Munich, Real Madrid and Porto maintain their winning starts to the 2025-26 season. However, while everyone expects Bayern to run away with the Bundesliga, Barca are hot on the heels of Madrid in La Liga, while Porto are presently processing the news that the most famous manager in the club's history has just taken charge of their hated rivals Benfica.
Europe's top leagues buzzed with excitement as Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Porto kept their flawless starts in the 2025-26 season. Bayern eyes Bundesliga supremacy, Barca chases Madrid fiercely in La Liga, and Porto reels from Benfica's hire of their legendary former boss
Liverpool's exhilarating 3-2 comeback win over Atletico Madrid at Anfield on Wednesday night showcased their unyielding spirit with a late winner, yet it underscores the thrill-and risk-of relying on such heroics
While Liverpool's 3-2 comeback win over Atletico Madrid at Anfield delivered an electrifying late winner, it highlights their unyielding spirit while urging greater consistency in future clashes
Ruben Amorim is under mounting pressure to keep his job at Manchester United. The Portuguese coach has overseen the club's worst start to a Premier League season for 33 years, and has faced widespread criticism for his rigid tactics, with a £200m summer spending spree doing little to improve the Red Devils' fortunes.
Ruben Amorim faces mounting challenges at Manchester United after the team's worst Premier League start in 33 years. Despite his innovative tactics and a bold £200m investment, the Portuguese coach must rally the Red Devils to overcome criticism and spark a turnaround
Heading into the summer, Arsenal fans were told to expect an 'unprecedented' window by transfer reporters. The club held up that end of the bargain, splashing out roughly £250 million ($340m) on new players to bolster Mikel Arteta's squad as they look to end their 22-year wait for a Premier League title. Through four games of the season, their recruits look right at home.
