Few clubs are as obsessed with continental competition as Galatasaray. To understand why, you need to delve into the very essence of the footballing goliath
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In May, Cardiff Metropolitan University made international news as they became the first student side to qualify for the Europa League
From clubs adorning a national message to governing bodies awarding Azerbaijan big events, it’s tImre our fire-tinted glasses were taken off
While hardly a vintage Juventus, it was one that contained World Cup winners and was 3-1 up. Still, that wasn’t enough to defeat an electric Fulham
Boasting Chinese investment, a shrewd manager and a squad full of talent, Slavia Prague have been upsetting the odds in Europe this season
Staring possible Champions League qualification in the face now, Getafe’s last European adventure was a journey of epic and unexpected highs
They were, just a few years ago, the toast of Eastern European football. Now, FC Dnipro sit in the amateur leagues, a shadow of their former selves
Nuances and small details that paint a bigger picture can be lost amidst the intensity and emotion of derby day. For every full-blooded challenge, contested refereeing call and off-field incident, the result…
When Roy Hodgson took charge as manager of Fulham in December 2007, the outlook for the Cottagers was bleak. The west London side languished in 18th, two points from safety, having only managed…
WHEN JAMIE HOPCUTT ACCEPTED AN EMAIL INVITATION to an open football trial in December 2011, not for one moment would he have entertained the results of the five-year-long domino effect his tentative…
Combining an old lady, a cottage and a sleeping giant will give you solid foundations towards the formation of a story. The addition of an overwhelming underdog, a couple of dastardly villains…