The changing shift in European football

As one power in football begins its inevitable downturn, another appears to step into its place. If football fans learnt anything from last week, it was that Barcelona aren’t as formidable as they were, even 12 months ago. Whether that is down to the player’s, or Pep Guardiola’s exhaustion, is anyone’s guess.

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European “competition” highlights the financial gap

With the proposition of UEFA’s big, bad Financial Fair Play ruling looming on the horizon, there was no better time than European cup quarter-final week to expose the various pitfalls and loopholes that the European footballing authorities should encounter when implementing rigid measures into place in the summer of 2013, to ensure European Clubs spend within their means.

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Madrid's Real Challenge begins

Now it’s crunch time. Now it’s time to prepare and get ready for business. You wouldn't think it, but now it is. Ten points clear.

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El Clasico is quickly descending into football’s farce

The quest for domination in Spain is one that will never end. For the best part of a decade, it has been the mission of both Barcelona and Real Madrid to outdo each other, no matter the cost.

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Barcelona’s shining star

Barcelona have recently hit a slump in the league as they continue to drop points, allowing Real Madrid to extend their lead at the top of La Liga. Although they recently saw off Madrid in the Copa del rey, it looks as though their aim of retaining the League title is slipping away from them.

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Bojan – The Enigma of Barcelona

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past few years, you'll be well aware of the success that Barcelona have attained, primarily through their youth system.

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