The Premier League title race was blown wide open Monday night after Manchester City deservedly beat Manchester one-nil at Etihad Stadium. With the three points, Manchester City now climbs into first place on goal difference. City's faces Newcastle United on Sunday (8:30am ET, live on FOX Soccer) at St. James's Park followed by their game […]

Feuerstein's Fire's 100th Episode Tuesday, May 1st 8PM EDT – 5PM PDT Guests: John Jagou covers the Mexican League & National Team for Big Soccer & reviews the CONCACAF Champions League Finals Sean Reid of I Believe in US Soccer NASL Segment: re-capping the weekend games Red Bulls Hour: re-capping the home win against the Revolution and […]

It all comes down to this. Or so we hope. A win for either club will have massive consequences on the race for the Premier League title. A win for Manchester City, and they'll go back into first place on goal difference. A win for Manchester United and the title will almost be theirs. A […]

There are so many quality soccer leagues on television that we're spoilt for choice. Pick any major league in the world, and you're just a click of a remote control button away from it. But which ones do you watch and/or follow from the most to the least? Go ahead and let us know by […]

There was celebration at Red Bull Arena and there was horror at the same time. Both pointed towards Thierry Henry, as his goal was the lone tally of the match. The Red Bulls got on the board first in the 7th minute as Henry got a lovely looping ball from Connor Lade and chipped it over […]

"We're not really here" are some of the words emblazoned around the Etihad Stadium amongst other footnotes and references to Manchester City's history. These particular words are significant because of a chant started by the Blue Moon faithful in the mid 1980's. The story goes that the City fans travelled to Luton for a game, […]

Canadian Teams Setting New Milestones, Both Good and Bad Canada is the center of the MLS world this week after the results by Montreal and Toronto on Saturday. The Impact continued to add to the team's MLS history with their first shutout by defeating the visiting Portland Timbers 2-0. While the game itself was kind […]

In a shock move, The FA has announced that it has received permission from West Bromwich Albion to approach Roy Hodgson for discussions about becoming the next England manager. "Roy is the only manager we have approached and we remain on course to make an appointment within the timescale we set-out soon after Fabio Capello's […]

Today, we have two matches kicking off in separate parts of London at different times. The early match is the London derby between Chelsea and QPR (8:30am ET/1:30pm BST). QPR will be hoping for a win to try to increase the gap between them and Bolton beneath them. The second match of the day features […]

We're getting ready to launch the fourth-annual EPL Awards next week, which recognizes the best of the 2011-12 EPL season, but we need your help. In the categories of best footballers and managers, we want to make sure we haven't left any glaring EPL footballers or managers out, so please take a minute or two […]

When these two teams last met in the Premier League back in mid-October, Queens Park Rangers was sitting comfortably at mid-table with 9 points from eight matches while Chelsea held third place with 19 points, just three points off league leading Manchester City. It was, by all appearances, going to be just another garden variety […]

In today's Premier League Saturday Open Thread, I'm going to do things differently and have some of the astute EPL Talk readers who are on Twitter (who follow @epltalk) to tell you and I which matches they're most looking forward to watching today on TV and why. Let's begin with: Followed by the match of […]

Newcastle retained their strangle hold at the top of the form table and moved above Spurs into fourth place as week 35 also saw wins for the bottom teams and a slip-up for Manchester United. Newcastle’s latest win over Stoke, a 3-0 triumph and 6.51 return, means that they have now more than doubled Tottenham’s […]

The England national team is such a polarizing topic. Either you love them or hate them. And that's just speaking for the people who live in England, nevermind the rest of the world. Some days, I wonder if the England national team is more popular in the United States than in its home country, but […]

After 4 seasons, 13 trophies and hours upon days of exquisite football, Pep Guardiola has decided that a change is best for both himself and Barcelona. Coming directly on the heels of being eliminated from the Champions League by Chelsea and from the Spanish title race by arch-rival Real Madrid, it's hard to not see […]