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 | A biennial World Cup would be much appreciated by fans, asserts Arsene Wenger Arsene Wenger has backed plans to hold the World Cup every two years as part of a revamp of international football. The former Arsenal boss says a quality over quantity approach is needed when organising the international football calendar and is currently carrying out a feasibility study. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | Players are not machines, sustaining current intensity physically and mentally impossible, proclaims Pep Guardiola Pep Guardiola has hit out at both UEFA and FIFA claiming that they are killing players with the scheduling of games and added that it is impossible for the players to sustain this for long. The scheduling choices have come under immense criticism this season with mid-week games a regular feature. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Overreaction Monday ft Harry Kane’s goalscoring problems, Sam Allardyce and Dean Smith's manager of the year shout Overthinking and over-reacting to situations is the human way but when it comes to football something clicks in a person that makes things comical, ludicrous and rarely sensible. That being said after a jam-packed weekend of empty stadiums in Europe, there were bound to be a few hare-brained ideas. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Throwback Thursday | Thierry Henry’s moment of pure magic revives a flatlining season at Highbury Moments transcends everything in sport and nothing defines that more than football especially the good ones. Welcome to 'Throwback Thursday' where we take a look at a moment in time and in this week’s edition we look at the 2003/04 season and a goal that no Arsenal fan will ever forget. Siddhant Lazar |
 | Friday Fights | The Big ODI Fight - Wasim Akram vs Shaun Pollock Wasim Akram and Shaun Pollock, two bonafide legends of the game, two of the biggest match-winners that the world has seen, were glittering stars of their respective eras. Today, they will lock horns with each other in the ring with the sole aim to take down each other in an intriguing battle. Harshit Anand |
 | Truthful Tuesday | Pep Guardiola is an elite offensive coach but he's rarely creator of great offenses Wherever he goes, Pep Guardiola has created monstrous, league destroying football teams. He did it in Spain, he did it in Germany and then he came to England and did it again. But for all that undeniable managerial talent and ability, the Spaniard has rarely created a great offense. Siddhant Lazar |
 | Satire Saturday | BCCI and UEFA get together to create new-look Champions League *Entertaining theme song, that you love the first time you hear it and then for the next thirty episodes you binge-watch before hating it with every bone in your body, plays as a man walks out. He’s dressed in a sharp white and blue suit with a mask on and the spotlight is all over him. Siddhant Lazar |
 | The Good, Bad and Ugly ft Revamped Champions League, Yoshihito Nishioka's retiring over coffee and FC Porto's underdog thriller Another week goes by and we’re well into 2021 which has left us a lot to talk about in this week’s edition of ‘Good, Bad and Ugly’. From fans rebelling against Champions League reforms to Yoshihito Nishioka's tantrum and even the reaction to Amey Ranawade's head injury but the world keeps spinning. Siddhant Lazar |
 | Satire Saturday | BCCI employ time traveling alien to unravel PSL’s Covid mystery IT’S VLOG TIME, FOLKS! Anirudh Suresh |
 | Throwback Thursday | Wayne Rooney's moment of brilliance drags the Manchester derby back into the spotlight Moments transcends everything in sport and nothing defines that more than football especially the good ones. Welcome to 'Throwback Thursday' where we take a look at a moment in time, and this week, we look at the 2010/11 season and a moment that Manchester United fans will never ever forget. Siddhant Lazar |
