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    featurefootball12 days ago

    Beware of the Parisian monsters here to gobble everyone up; ignore them at your own peril

    Everyone who has anything to do with football knows the story. If this was a 100 years ago then alongside the myths and legends, songs would have been sung about that night. Neymar’s name would be vibrating through history for centuries after that night. And for PSG, little would change.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball13 days ago

    Pep Guardiola needs to check his overcomplicated instincts at the door and just let Manchester City fly free

    But can he do it on a wet and rainy night at Stoke? That was the question posed to Pep Guardiola after he dominated both Spain and Germany, after winning the treble with Barcelona and after reaching three consecutive semi-finals with Bayern, but could he do it on a cold and rainy night at Stoke?
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball14 days ago

    Chelsea, Liverpool, West Ham and Tottenham in the battle for European glory

    Make no mistake. The battle against relegation is far more interesting but since glory hunting is cooler, the battle for European glory aka the Champions League is our goal for today. With eight games left in the season, nine for those who play on Monday, who can make the cut before the bell rings?
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootballa month ago

    Kylian Mbappe has already won a World Cup; now comes his hardest challenge

    He knew he had the world watching. This was after all one of the biggest events of the footballing season and one of the most crucial parts of the tournament. And he’s part of one of the favourites to actually go on and win the thing although in the years past, they’ve struggled with expectations.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball2 months ago

    Derby della Madonnina’s latest edition could be a pathbreaker for Italian football

    There’s a phenomenon flying about in these very rough times and it’s a sign of the times. In fact, some have even said that it defines our current situation rather nicely. There’s bound to be a better name for it but at the moment, it goes by ‘blame the pandemic’.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball2 months ago

    Marcelo Bielsa has England and the world tuned to his channel and it’s a joy to watch

    Football in 2020, and thus now 2021, has been relentless. There has been football nearly every week since Project Restart began with the exception of the ten days between the end of last season and the start of the European games.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball3 months ago

    Fantasy Premier League 2020/21 – How to replace irreplaceable Kevin De Bruyne

    With another intense round of Premier League fixtures around the corner, it’s perhaps the moment to avoid any rash decisions, but then Kevin De Bruyne gets injured. While the news has been confirmed and the Belgian is set to miss out on the next four to six weeks, how do you replace one of the best?
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball3 months ago

    Mauricio Pochettino could be the ideal PSG manager but it all feels like a weird mix

    From the moment Paris Saint-Germain appointed Mauricio Pochettino to the moment they walked away with a 1-1 draw against Saint-Etienne since then the air around the club has felt very surreal. Not wrong or right, just surreal although that may be more down to the fact that this just feels weird.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball3 months ago

    Ralph Hasenhuttl is building an empire at Southampton and he wants nothing stopping them

    They may have been £5 million richer but losing Ronald Koeman left the Saints in a lurch as they watched one of the best managers in their modern history sign for Everton. But it was supposed to be fine because of Southampton’s history of finding shrewd managerial gems from around the world.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball4 months ago

    There's a mess at Arsenal and they're pointing the vacuum at the wrong man

    Sports and Boxing Day go together perfectly hand in hand especially football and Boxing day with that infamous scorecard from 1963 giving people hope. After all, when 66 goals were scored in a single game week, people are bound to hope that something half as exciting happens.
    Siddhant Lazar