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    featurefootball6 days ago

    Premier League Gameweek 22: Overreaction Monday

    As the saying goes, thinking too much is a disease but when it comes to football rarely does a thought last more than a weekend unless it has some basis to it. That being said after an action-packed weekend of overzealous fans in the Premier League, there were bound to be a few nonsensical debates.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball10 days ago

    Tottenham, Liverpool and Jose Mourinho's umpteen once in lifetime chance

    The year was 2014. The date, April 27. The moment, Jose Mourinho walking off Anfield thumping his chest with his face giving way to a kaleidoscope of emotions. The commentator boomed on the mike “The master has rained on the apprentice’s parade here.” That was 2083 days ago…
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball10 days ago

    Liverpool's dominance is all well and good but what of the bigger picture

    There’s a line in an ABBA song, where they sing “Money, money, money, must be funny in the rich man's world. Money, money, money, always sunny in the rich man's world.” It’s not their greatest – Spotify tells us that is Dancing Queen – but nothing suits this age better, especially football.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball10 days ago

    Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 22 – Who do the Fixtures Gods love?

    Another week nearly over and that means that the Premier League is back upon us with the league taking a nine day break after the hectic Festive schedule. For FPL managers that did not make things easier, but with January and February a lot easier, the question is who does the fixtures favour?
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball19 days ago

    2010's World Team of the Decade: Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Manuel Neuer make the cut

    It’s been a decade dominated by two men but with three World Cups, a gazillion Champions Leagues, even more league titles and over a million players, it’s been fun. That doesn’t make anybody’s job easy when it comes to picking a team of the decade because both Messi and Ronaldo have to be there.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball20 days ago

    SportsCafe’s Greatest individual performances of the decade ft. Gareth Bale and Lionel Messi

    The end of what might just be football’s golden decade is upon us and what a decade of individual skill it has been. From Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo lifting their sides to glory to Dusan Tadic, Gareth Bale and Neymar’s flashes of brilliance to Kylian Mbappe paving the way for teenagers.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball21 days ago

    Premier League Gameweek 19: Overreaction Monday ft LiVARpool, West Ham and the Title race

    As the saying goes to think too much is a disease but when it comes to football rarely does a thought last more than a weekend unless it has some basis to it. That being said after an action packed weekend of overzealous fans in the Premier League, there were bound to be a few nonsensical debates.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball21 days ago

    SportsCafe’s Greatest International Footballing moments of the decade ft. Spain and Klose

    The end of what many have taken to calling football’s golden decade is nearly upon us and what a decade of international football it has been. Spain won a World Cup, Chile and Germany stopped Lionel Messi from hitting Maradona-esque heights, Iceland beat England, and France broke Croatia’s hearts.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball22 days ago

    SportsCafe’s Greatest Footballing moments of the decade ft. Leicester City and AS Monaco

    The end of what many have taken to calling football’s golden decade is nearly upon us and what a decade of football it has been. From Cristiano Ronaldo to Lionel Messi, from Spain to France, from Leicester City to AS Monaco, football this decade has been rambunctious, dramatic and entertaining.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootballa month ago

    Premier League Gameweek 18: Overreaction Monday ft Manchester United's hell, Kevin De Bruyne and new managers

    As the saying goes to think too much is a disease but when it comes to football rarely does a thought last more than a weekend unless it has some basis to it. That being said after an action-packed weekend of overzealous fans in the Premier League, there were bound to be a few nonsensical debates.
    Siddhant Lazar