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Croatia favourites to beat Iceland and lead the table with maximum points.

Old Rivals Netherlands & Germany Meet Again

The UEFA Nations League is a weird double edged sword that has left many fans wondering whether or not they actually care as much about international football as they thought they did. Sure, the World Cup and the European Championships are great and all, but the rest of the time it seems like more and more people are gravitating towards the idea that domestic football is the only way to go. We can’t say that we blame them,

England Aim For Revenge Against Croatia

International football is back in our lives and while the World Cup has been and gone, and while the European Championships are still just under two years away, it feels like there’s a bit more excitement about the upcoming set of fixtures that there usually would be at this point in the season. Don’t get us wrong, most fans would still much rather see some domestic football this weekend, but given that this is a mandatory requirement it makes sense to just sit back and enjoy watching some of the world’s best players in a different kind of environment.

Experienced Rosenborg Should Find Valur Trip Comfortable

Poland & Portugal Battle In Nations League

Domestic football has been put on pause for a few weeks, as is usually the case at this time of year. Instead, we’ll be enjoying some international football, some of which will be great, and some of which will not. The parade of friendlies tend to leave a sour taste in most fans’ mouths, mainly because there just doesn’t really seem to be any kind of meaning behind the games. Sure, we can get some great moments and goals out of them,

The Love/Hate Relationship With International Football

Fans of international football are gearing up for two weeks of action both in friendlies and the UEFA Nations League. Those of us who don’t enjoy the need for these international breaks, however, will be left feeling a little bit bored given the distinct lack of football that’ll be available to us from a domestic standpoint. Of course, this isn’t anything new, and fans have had to deal with international breaks for years upon years now –

Bohemians Look a Solid Bet to Pick Up Home Win

The Ins And Outs Of The English Football League Trophy

The nature of English football allows for breaks, different competitions to shine through on any given week, and a lot of variety both in the big clubs and the smaller ones. One such example of a competition that doesn’t receive a great deal of attention is the English Football League Trophy, also known as the EFL Trophy, which is also known as the Checkatrade Trophy. It’s a competition that has probably spent more time in the spotlight on Soccer AM than anywhere else since its inception,

The Wide Open Premier League Title Race Continues

The Premier League is an unusual place at the best of times, and we mean that, surprisingly, in the best way possible. It’s well known for being the best division both in Europe and probably the world, both in terms of the quality it possesses and the profile it has in comparison to its competitors. Of course, that often leads to quite interesting results in the realms of all the things that matter – aka the title race,

Battle Of The Premier League’s Elite

While there’s a host of fascinating Premier League encounters for you to feast your eyes on today, it truly does feel like there’s one game and one game only that is capturing the attention of the mainstream media above all others: Liverpool vs Manchester City. This is a game that people have been wanting to see ever since the season began, with both teams riding high as the pacesetters for the rest of the division.

Newcastle Aim For Glory Against Manchester United

The Premier League will be returning to our screens tonight, as we gear up for another packed weekend of action in the leading league in European football – which, of course, is considered to be debatable to some. We’ve had a handful of games played by every single team now, and it’s interesting to evaluate where things currently stand. We’ve got teams performing way above expectations and we’ve got others who aren’t really living up to their potential,

Champions league 2018-19 Starts Here for Many Teams

Brighton & West Ham Kick Off The Weekend

The presence of European football is always cause for excitement amongst football fans, regardless of whether or not their club is involved in it. Both the Champions League and the Europa League represent the pinnacle of club football, not just in the continent, but likely around the world. Still, while that’s all well and good it’s still interesting to take a look at some specific leagues around Europe – and in this instance, we’re going to take a look at what should be an intriguing Premier League encounter between two teams who seem to be heading in opposite directions this season.

Can Arsenal Keep Momentum Going Against Qarabag?

While the Europa League may not exactly be the most ‘well respected’ competition in the history of the beautiful game, it’s certainly a great avenue into European football for a lot of teams – and, of course, it serves as a ‘last chance saloon’ for those who weren’t quite able to make it work in the Champions League. It creates a fascinating dynamic that isn’t spoken about enough, and we imagine the reason it isn’t spoken about enough is that people would much rather talk about the UCL.

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Tottenham Face The Almighty Barcelona

The Champions League is back in our lives, and we should all be extremely grateful for that fact. The competition pits the best clubs in the world, not just Europe, against one another for our own entertainment. In many ways just getting into the UCL is considered to be an overwhelmingly positive achievement for most clubs, but when it comes to the two we’re going to talk about today, they have much higher ambitions. In fact,

Aston Villa & Preston Feel The Pressure

While it’s always nice to sit back and enjoy some of the best football on the face of the planet courtesy of the Champions League, sometimes, you need to look more towards the entertainment side of things – and that doesn’t necessarily always equate to ‘bad’ football. In essence, we’re talking about the Championship, which is well known for being probably the biggest and best ‘second tier’ division in world football. Some people may disagree with that statement,

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