Graham Ruthven

Mikel Arteta is closer to achieving his vision of ‘New Arsenal’ than Pep Guardiola is to his of ‘New City’

Arsenal travel to the Etihad this Saturday having beaten Man City 2-0 in the FA Cup semi-finals in July.

Ryan Baldi

Dominic Calvert-Lewin: How the forward who rarely scored became the striker who can’t stop

The Everton man likes to keep it simple which chimes perfectly with Carlo Ancelotti's style.

Duncan Alexander

101 great goals: 7 stats about Cristiano Ronaldo’s remarkable international scoring record

As Ronaldo bears down on Ali Daei's all-time record, here are some of the standout stats from his career so far.

Stephen Tudor

England vs Belgium preview: In-form Lukaku to spearhead a Red Devils win at Wembley

As Gareth Southgate deals with yet more squad indiscipline, Roberto Martinez's Belgium will arrive at Wembley having won 12 games in a row.

Graham Ruthven

Pochettino is a much better bet for Man Utd but until there’s change in the boardroom, the same problems will occur

The Glazer family and Ed Woodward have proved themselves incapable of returning Man Utd to former glories.

Duncan Alexander

Back to the future: Man United v Spurs will be an intriguing example of the past modelling the future

Sunday's clash at Old Trafford melds the past, present, and future, for both United and Spurs.

Ryan Baldi

Leeds vs Man City: When Bielsa and Guardiola meet two great footballing minds clash

Man City's defensive frailties could be exposed yet again at free-scoring Leeds.

Stephen Tudor

Manchester United v Tottenham: A hit-and-miss battle of the infuriating unpredictables

While Son's absence should swing the tie in United's favour, Spurs are bizarrely a better team statistically without the South Korean and strike partner Harry Kane.

Graham Ruthven

Why Liverpool’s successful transfer window dealings will mean stress-free times for Reds fans

Klopp won’t ring the changes regularly this season but when he does he, and Liverpool's fans, can now rest a little easier.