Yesterday at 17:38 - It has emerged in recent times that several Premier League footballers use a substance known as snus to boost their performances. Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof are thought to be among the biggest names to swear by the product (judging from some social media activity …...
Read more on CaughtOffsideYesterday at 16:03 - Virgil Van Dijk has named Tottenham forward Son Heung-min in his dream Premier League five-a-side team. It’s been another impressive season for the Korean......
Read more on 90min.comYesterday at 14:38 - Nduka Ugbade insists Leicester City's Kelechi Iheanacho is not being played in his best position, which has led to questions of his form....
Read more on GoalYesterday at 14:16 - Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi has described himself as a different player from Chelsea midfielder N’Golo Kante who he sees as a machine....
Read more on GoalYesterday at 11:18 - Manchester City striker Sergio Agüero has included two former Premier League legends in a list of players who have helped to inspire him. The Argentine will......
Read more on 90min.com04/04/2020 12:14 - Chelsea outcast Emerson Palmieri is attracting interest from Juventus, Inter and Napoli. The Italian has been a bit-part player since arriving at Stamford......
Read more on 90min.com03/04/2020 16:43 - The Premier League says it is committing $153 million to help lower league clubs survive the shutdown while donating $24.5 million to the NHS....
Read more on NBC Sports02/04/2020 23:00 - Prior to writing this article I posted a simple message in a few group chats. "Hey guys. I've got a teaser for you. Currently, what's the best XI you can......
Read more on 90min.com01/04/2020 18:29 - The handball rule, the penalty shootout, the away goals tiebreaker, and more. We break down the rules one might change in soccer if they could....
Read more on NBC Sports31/03/2020 14:08 - There's an old cliché is football: 'he only needs one chance to score'. While that's never strictly true, there are plenty of players who have proven that......
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