Manchester United’s return to the Champions League provided supporters with plenty of reasons to be excited about the season ahead. The Red Devils made a statement in their opening European fixture, producing a comfortable victory at Old Trafford after battering Sabah 4-0, to get their European campaign off to the perfect start.
England vs Argentina is one of the most fearsome rivalries in international football. Fuelled by political strife and genuine hatred, their past meetings in the World Cup are the stuff of legend.
Gary Lineker has made a bold claim regarding Jude Bellingham's legacy, suggesting the Real Madrid midfielder is on a path to becoming England’s greatest ever player.
Harry Kane forms part of GOAT conversations in the England national team, but former Three Lions striker Stan Collymore has explained to GOAL how “recency bias” impacts that debate and why a “pool” of greats should be celebrated rather than singling out individuals.
Manchester United announce 5% season ticket price increase for 2026-27 campaign Around 600 supporters to be relocated from the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand
Sure, Manchester United has seen better days. Historically, though, it has been as successful as any English football club. Whether under Sir Alex Ferguson or otherwise, United has featured many football stars and several notable goal scorers.
Denis Law was the last surviving member of the fabled United Trinity. Together with George Best and Bobby Charlton, he helped to rebuild Manchester United after the Munich Air Disaster threatened to destroy it.
When people think of brothers who became club icons and even legends, at different and famous English football clubs, Jack Charlton and Bobby Charlton immediately spring to mind.
Manchester United Foundation and Sir Bobby Charlton Foundation have launched a community football project – Sir Bobby’s Street Reds – as a lasting legacy to the former Manchester United and England footballer.
This weekend's Premier League headliner between Arsenal and Newcastle raises an interesting question: could any two English attackers be more different than Anthony Gordon and Bukayo Saka?
It's Matchday 10 of the Premier League season, and things are feeling rather somber in soccer in the UK. We’ve lost a true great since last weekend: World Cup winner and Man United legend Sir Bobby Charlton, who passed on Sunday at 86.