Articles
Big two in Primera Liga are healthy but the rest are falling apart
Barcelona and Real Madrid are rich and getting richer as they can still buy the best and win the biggest competitions. The problem lies with the rest, and it is not a new one, writes Andy Mitten.
South American tandem of Messi and Neymar locked in at Barcelona
Pressure building for Barcelona to win again this season as Neymar joins Lionel Messi up front, writes Andy Mitten.
Money talks as Spanish exports are on the rise in Premier League
Spain is the top shopping market for European clubs as players have been lured to England by consistent and healthy paychecks, writes Andy Mitten.
In football, English is the second language of Scandinavia
British football has long been popular in Scandinavia. Fans in Norway talk of hearing games on the radio in the 1970s and 1980s before televised football became popular.
Manchester United are in the expectation of great success
David Moyes's players are convinced he can be and he has made a positive impression on their pre-season tours, despite mixed results, writes Andy Mitten.
Transfer talk: Barcelona's Cesc Fabregas is wanted ... in Manchester
Mixed messages from Barcelona could hint at a return to England, but the midfielder may have to risk his popularity with fans in Catalunya and ask for a transfer to the English champions, writes Andy Mitten.
Primera Liga: Who are the movers and shakers?
Andy Mitten looks at those form men making the most to escape Spain's failing economy.
Primera Liga: The best was not enough for some teams
Barcelona excelled but missed out on Europe's big prize and Atletico Madrid lost battle for local bragging rights, writes Andy Mitten.
Drama is focused at the bottom of the Primera Liga table
There is great excitement about Spain's relegation battle that has seen attendances surge and scenes of celebration at Osasuna and Granada, who are already safe. There will be one more party this weekend. Theree will go down. Andy Mitten comments.
Neymar's addition at Barcelona may lead to minuses for Messi's Argentina
Lionel Messi will benefit from Neymar's presence at Barcelona, but the tactics and skills the Brazilian learns will also help him stand in the way of Messi's Argentina at the World Cup, reports Andy Mitten.
Uefa Champions League: Javi Martinez worth every penny at Bayern Munich
Spanish defender Javi Martinez came over with a pretty price tag but has made quite an impression in first year with Bayern Munich, writes Andy Mitten.
Before David Moyes takes over, plenty of comings and goings at Old Trafford
As a new coaching reign takes over at Manchester United, many assistants and staff members remain in limbo until new manager David Moyes officially takes the helm in July, writes Andy Mitten.
Villarreal stumble but are surfacing to the top
Villarreal, undefeated since January 19th, are into second with three games to play. The race for second is still a close one, but the Yellow Submarine is rising again with an eye on a return to the top flight.
Malaga have nervous moments as Primera Liga winds down
Europa League spot is in reach but they may not be allowed to take it, writes Andy Mitten.
Why Manchester City have set their sights on Major League soccer
Andy Mitten answers some of the key questions behind the link up between Manchester City and the New York Yankees which will create New York City FC, the 20th MLS franchise.
