Two games into their 2020-2021 Premier League season, Manchester United is far from being an impressive team. After two games, the club has put up mediocre to very poor results.
The 2019-2020 UEFA Champions League is down to Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, and Olympique Lyonnais. Out of those four, Bayern Munich are the only club that has won the tournament before.
Manchester United is fighting to finish in the top four in this season’s Premier League to qualify for the 2020-2021 UEFA Champions League tournament. Alex Al-Kazzaz examines whether or not this is a feasible goal.
Is Christian Pulisic the next “big thing” in the Premier League? Daniel Horton thinks so:
The games keep coming fast after the restart to the Premier League following the coronavirus stoppage of play. So far, teams are taking a bit to get into their normal form. Offenses are sloppy and lacking chemistry. How will the remaining matches of this weekend fare? Here are the remaining four matches for this weekend’s slate as well as the beginning of the week.
With the UEFA Champions League set to resume, which teams are the favorites to hoist the trophy?
Paris Saint-Germain has signed striker Mauro Icardi to a four-year deal. Alex Al-Kazzaz breaks down the signing and what it means for Edinson Cavani.
Every team will have enjoyed the first-ever winter break. Some clubs even traveled to warm destinations for training after enjoying some rest. With a chance to rest and prepare like never seen before this will be an exciting round of games to watch. The fixture list has plenty of mouth-watering matches for us to enjoy, so let’s predict how they will play out.
The United States Men’s National Team will be without Christian Pulisic as he returns to London club Chelsea. Coming off
U.S. Men’s National Team star Christian Pulisic is on the move to join English Premier League club Chelsea FC for
The Premier League continues its congested schedule with a full lineup this weekend following a midweek Matchday 15. Manchester City
After a thrilling World Cup and a summer full of exciting transfers, the Premier League is finally back. It all
Two games into their 2020-2021 Premier League season, Manchester United is far from being an impressive team. After two games, the club has put up mediocre to very poor results.
The 2019-2020 UEFA Champions League is down to Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, and Olympique Lyonnais. Out of those four, Bayern Munich are the only club that has won the tournament before.
Manchester United is fighting to finish in the top four in this season’s Premier League to qualify for the 2020-2021 UEFA Champions League tournament. Alex Al-Kazzaz examines whether or not this is a feasible goal.
Is Christian Pulisic the next “big thing” in the Premier League? Daniel Horton thinks so:
The games keep coming fast after the restart to the Premier League following the coronavirus stoppage of play. So far, teams are taking a bit to get into their normal form. Offenses are sloppy and lacking chemistry. How will the remaining matches of this weekend fare? Here are the remaining four matches for this weekend’s slate as well as the beginning of the week.
With the UEFA Champions League set to resume, which teams are the favorites to hoist the trophy?
Paris Saint-Germain has signed striker Mauro Icardi to a four-year deal. Alex Al-Kazzaz breaks down the signing and what it means for Edinson Cavani.
Every team will have enjoyed the first-ever winter break. Some clubs even traveled to warm destinations for training after enjoying some rest. With a chance to rest and prepare like never seen before this will be an exciting round of games to watch. The fixture list has plenty of mouth-watering matches for us to enjoy, so let’s predict how they will play out.
The United States Men’s National Team will be without Christian Pulisic as he returns to London club Chelsea. Coming off a 3-0 loss to Mexico,
U.S. Men’s National Team star Christian Pulisic is on the move to join English Premier League club Chelsea FC for £64 million—a record fee for
The Premier League continues its congested schedule with a full lineup this weekend following a midweek Matchday 15. Manchester City continues to pull away from
After a thrilling World Cup and a summer full of exciting transfers, the Premier League is finally back. It all kicked off with a 2-1
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