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Major League Soccer has grown at a steady pace in America, backed by rising crowds, increased interest and a flow of star names, writes Andy Mitten.
The battle for fourth between Real Sociedad and Valencia is the most exciting thing in Spanish football at the moment. Andy Mitten explains.
Spanish football is obsessed by cycles and arguments persist about whether Barca are on the way down. Andy Mitten reports.
Overshadowed by rugby in a small town, Wigan's football lovers are living the dream of watching the team play at Wembley.
Expect lots of incoming and outgoing from Camp Nou this summer as big changes are needed if Barcelona are going to retain the league and challenge in Europe, writes Andy Mitten.
Real Madrid supporters will not feel the real impact until manager Jose Mourinho actually leaves the club and heads back to England, says Andy Mitten.
The manager stuck by his principles despite an underwhelming start to his Old Trafford career to transform the club.
David Moyes and Jose Mourinho are the favourites to replace the Scot, after the 71 year old announced he was stepping down after 26 years in charge at Old Trafford.
Hull City's route to the Premier League passed through Old Trafford and Manchester United, writes Andy Mitten.
The Manchester United manager unimpressed by behaviour of the Chelsea defender as his side lose 1-0 at Old Trafford.
A 3-0 victory completes a 7-0 aggregate semi-final success over Barcelona to set up date with Borussia Dortmund.
The German side almost went banrupt eight years ago, now they are in a strong position to reach the Uefa Champions League final.
It is early days at Fulham but the Cameroonian’s aggression has got support from Craven Cottage supporters.
Andy Mitten finds Chelsea midfielders Juan Mata and Eden Hazard and United's Michael Carrick are vital cogs in their teams' wheels.
Barca, with their recent problems, will find it tough to overcome Bayern Munich's 4-0 result in the first leg.
