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Pepe Mel hopes to write a happy ending at West Brom
Mel is the latest Spaniard to make transition to England but he faces tougher task at West Brom, writes Andy Mitten.
This ‘Dracula’ could be a hit at Al Wasl
Andy Mitten believes journeyman Emmanuel Culio will likely create an impact at the Dubai-based Arabian Gulf League club like Argentine did with other sides.
A real Primera Liga title chase long overdue
Race between Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid a boon for league once called "boring"
Messi or Ronaldo for Ballon d’Or: Another year, another debate
Rivalry between players is a microcosm of the rivalry between two of the best teams in Spain, writes Andy Mitten.
Another chance for Atletico Madrid to break Barca-Real monopoly
It has been so near and yet so far for Atletico, but today’s home game with Barcelona could well mark their breakthrough moment, writes Andy Mitten.
Lionel Messi returns to action at critical time for Barcelona
The Argentine forward is set to make a first-team return in Wednesday's Copa del Rey tie against Getafe after two months out with a hamstring injury.
Valencia and Pizzi are after a slice of success
Argentine has returned to the Spanish club as coach, and supporters expect a Uefa Champions League spot, writes Andy Mitten.
End is nigh for Manchester United’s loyal Ferdinand
Defender finding himself increasingly on periphery of club he has served since 2002
Manchester United hold firm after slow start
Move into top six with hard-won three points
Hull City enjoying good times and bad
Hull City have been a pleasant surprise on the pitch this year but the divide is widening between the team's owner and fans, writes Andy Mitten.
Manchester United rally back from two goals down at Hull City
United have conceded late goals to drop points too many times this season, but against Hull City, hey held on in Hull for a fifth successive win, writes Andy Mitten.
Nothing going to the script as Primera Liga enters winter break
As Spanish football goes into winter break, Andy Mitten looks at the first half of what has been a remarkable season.
Lionel Messi’s year marred by off-field controversies
hough he may seem shy and innocent, Lionel Messi has always been aware of his worth and of being paid in accordance with his status.
Danny Welbeck steps up for Manchester United
The Stretford End stood and applauded in song. “Super Danny Welbeck,” they carolled as Manchester United’s No 19 was substituted in the 53rd minute of his side’s 3-1 win against West Ham United.
Drama at Barcelona extends beyond the pitch
Champions League draw does Catalan giants no favours
