Ahhh, the 1990s—the greatest decade in the history of mankind. Nirvana ruled the airwaves, Tom Hanks ruled the box office and most importantly of all, football peaked. That’s right. The ’90s were when football was at its absolute best, for two very simple reasons. First, before the era of universally adopted tiki-taka, hyper-fluid positioning and passing

Cremonese goalkeeper Emil Audero delivered his verdict on the incident that took place during Sunday’s clash against Inter Milan. Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInter1908, the former Nerazzurri star commented on the unpleasant scenes in Cremona. Advertisement Emil Audero fell victim to a reckless act by an Inter supporter, who threw a firecracker just

Bild reports that Borussia Dortmund’s hierarchy are not happy with the comments made by Nico Schlotterbeck following their 3-2 win against Heidenheim on Sunday. Following the win, which meant that die Schwarzgelben had closed the gap on Bayern Munich at the top to only six points, Schlotterbeck said: “I think, as BVB we need to start

Roma lost narrowly to Udinese and slipped to fifth place in the standings, complicating their pursuit of Champions League qualification. A goal the Giallorossi have long eluded. After the match at the Bluenergy Stadium, Gian Piero Gasperini spoke at a press conference, addressing the Champions League issue bluntly. The coach responded decisively to questions, clarifying

A-League star Annalise Rasmussen is leaving the Central Coast for Europe to play for Italian giant Juventus. The 20-year-old striker is joining the women’s team in the Serie A and UEFA Women’s Champions League after signing a deal with the club that will take her through until June 2028. Rasmussen has scored 11 goals from

15 Manchester United’s January window passed with little fuss as no first-team members were added to the squad. Summer focus With performances improving on the pitch, interim manager Michael Carrick has won his first three matches in charge, providing signs of optimism for the squad. United are currently sitting in fourth place and will hope

Italian football is in mourning following the death of former SPAL captain Nicolas Giani, an Inter youth academy product, at the age of 39. The central defender passed away today after a long illness, which had forced him to suspend his playing career in 2022. Advertisement He would’ve turned 40 next month. Clubs remember SPAL

Chelsea have bid farewell to winger Tyrique George, who has joined Everton on an initial six-month loan deal. George, a graduate of the Blues’ Cobham academy, was actually supposed to leave the club permanently last summer after a deal worth £22 million ($30.1 million) was agreed with Fulham, only for the move to collapse at

“He is someone who has a lot of potential and I believe we can help take his game to the next level.” Now he has taken what should be a step up to the Scottish Premiership, the striker told Rangers’ website: “I plan to make the most of this opportunity.” Naderi has dual German and