Srinivas Sadhanand

Written by Srinivas Sadhanand Not many would be better attested to paying an ode to

Written by Srinivas Sadhanand Borussia Dortmund’s perennial underdog status has managed to soften even the

Giving credence to the idea that the prospect of signing a player of the ilk

Romanticism and realism are two sides of the same coin that cloud the judgment of

History suggests that the notion of English footballers departing to greener pastures abroad in the

Manchester City’s unbeaten start to 2019 has continued with a 5-0 thrashing of Burnley in

2017/2018 – A false dawn The rapid ascent of Nicolas Pépé from relative anonymity to

Ahead of Shakhtar Donetsk’s testing Champions League tie at the Etihad, Portuguese tactician Paolo Fonseca

If Krzysztof Piątek’s story was pitched to Hollywood executives, they would turn their noses up

Lautaro Martinez feature Image designed by AS Argentina – Diario AS Inter Milan’s ties with Argentine

“Step by step, we will get our best condition. To start with 10 points from

As managerial stalwarts in Jose Mourinho and Mauricio Pochettino dust themselves off and marshal their

Manchester City’s 6-1 drubbing of Huddersfield Town had a sense of déjà vu for the

It was business as usual for Manchester City as they swatted away a lacklustre Arsenal

71 days prior to the first kick of the ball at the Luzhniki Stadium in

Despite the sense of recreation that was exuded by the French camp following their two

After etching their stamp on history as the first African team to progress to the

A majority of the pre-match chat was dominated by Xherdan Shaqiri’s custom-Nike Mercurial boots that

A scrappy Diego Costa strike in the 54th minute saw Spain edge past a dogged

The Glory years 2008-2012 As Fernando Torres dinked an advancing Jens Lehmann to end a

“Zinchenko is talented, but he must be realistic. He can only play for Manchester City

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