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Four of the top teams in Europe are preparing to lock horns to fight for the most coveted trophy on the continent – and perhaps even the world – the UEFA Champions League. In the first semfinal, new champions of … Continue reading →

Ian St. John and Jimmy Greaves teamed together to form a successful partnership off the pitch from 1985 to 1992 with their TV series ‘Saint And Greavsie.’ Here’s one episode from September 1989 (split into two parts) where the duo … Continue reading →

Borussia Dortmund supporters won even more respect tonight in the UEFA Champions League with an incredible tifo that was displayed before kick-off in their match against Malaga. The creative tifo can be seen in the video below. In the meantime, … Continue reading →

After the results from the first leg of these matches, who would have thought that the second leg of the matches between Borussia Dortmund-Malaga and Galatasaray-Real Madrid would have so exhilarating? And I’m not even a supporter of any of … Continue reading →

While there aren’t any Premier League clubs remaining in the UEFA Champions League, there’s still plenty of good football to watch today with the second legs of the quarter-finals set for later today. If you live in the United States, … Continue reading →

After launching in 2007, Major League Soccer Talk (aka MLS Talk) is coming to an end. In the next two weeks, we’ll be shutting down the website and consolidating all of the articles under the flagship website EPLTalk.com. When appropriate, … Continue reading →

Margaret Thatcher, the former British Prime Minister, died today at the age of 87. Nicknamed The Iron Lady, Thatcher was an icon in British politics. She was the first-ever female British Prime Minister when she was voted into office in … Continue reading →

Five matches are on deck today in the Premier League with plenty to choose from depending whether you like to watch the race for UEFA Champions League qualification, the escape from relegation or both. The only shame is that all of … Continue reading →

Due to the Europa League matches on Thursday, today ends up being an unusual day in the Premier League with only four matches being played today, while five are kicking off tomorrow, and the big one happens on Monday. Regardless, … Continue reading →

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If you’re subscribed to the EPL Talk Podcast via RSS feed directly, update your newsreader to http://feeds.feedburner.com/epltalkpodcast. If you’re subscribed via iTunes, then you don’t have to do anything. All of the past and future episodes of the EPL Talk Podcast … Continue reading →

Hallelujah! After a two week international break, Premier League football returns today with several must-watch matches. Kicking things off with the early kick-off is Sunderland against Manchester United (8:45am ET). While United has the Premier League title pretty much sewn … Continue reading →

We’ve seen this script many times so far in the United States Mens National Team’s attempts to get results on foreign soil in 2014 World Cup Qualifying. -US plays football for a decent portion of the first half, -US holds … Continue reading →

Lionel Messi was on target for an 18th consecutive Primera Liga game as Barcelona maintained their 13-point Liga lead over Real Madrid with a 3-1 win against Rayo Vallecano at Camp Nou.  David Villa’s first-half opener set Barca on their … Continue reading →