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The Alternative Premier League Table: No 22 – Dribbles

Anantaajith Raghuraman Welcome to the latest edition of The Alternative Premier League Table, where each week, The Athletic analyses the entire division through a specific lens. Dribbling is back in fashion in the Premier League. With teams going more direct, opportunities for isolating defenders and contesting individual duels in the attacking third have increased. The […]

The next Michael Carrick: Picking a club legend interim for each Premier League team

James McNicholas, Gregg Evans and more Manchester United have again turned to a former player when looking for a temporary replacement in the dugout. Michael Carrick, who spent 12 years at Old Trafford as a player, winning five league titles and the Champions League among other trophies, has returned on an interim basis after the […]

The Transfer DealSheet: Latest on Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid and more

The Athletic UK Staff Welcome to the second January 2026 edition of The Transfer DealSheet. Our team of dedicated writers, including David Ornstein, will take you inside the market to explain the deals being worked on in this season’s winter transfer window. This includes the players who could arrive and the ones on their way […]

The state of football commentary in 2026 – as seen by those behind the microphone

Nick Miller When Gary Lineker was suspended by the BBC from presenting Match of the Day in March 2023 and essentially everyone else involved with the programme stepped back in solidarity, an episode aired in which there were no commentators on the show’s Premier League highlights clips. It was a weird, eerie experience. And if […]

The Transfer DealSheet: Latest on Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool, Real Madrid and more

The Athletic UK Staff Welcome to the first January 2026 edition of The Transfer DealSheet. Our team of dedicated writers, including David Ornstein, will take you inside the market to explain the deals being worked on in the January transfer window. This includes the players who could arrive and the ones on their way out […]

The Alternative Premier League Table: No 21 – Defence-splitting through balls

Anantaajith Raghuraman Welcome to the latest edition of The Alternative Premier League Table, where each week, The Athletic analyses the entire division through a specific lens. This week the focus is on that most aesthetically pleasing of passes, the defence-splitting through ball. As usual, the article that follows is long but detailed, so please settle […]

Welcome to the future of football stadiums – feat. holographic players, LED walls and virtual seating

Philip Buckingham English football invited us to peer into a spectacular future during 2025. Dynamic visions of what clubs will call home were unveiled, wondrous architectural images promising to transform matchday experiences in the years to come. Like Manchester United’s proposed new home adjacent to Old Trafford. In March, plans were announced for a 100,000-capacity […]

Switching ends at kick-off: Does it make a difference? And why does Sean Dyche love it?

Thom Harris The coin toss: performative pre-match bureaucracy, or a chance to land an early psychological blow? For most football fans, the 60 seconds leading up to kick-off is a vague time of excitement and contemplation only interrupted by two things; the referee’s whistle or the dreaded, for the match-goer, sight of the goalkeeper picking […]

Why are football stadiums so expensive to build?

Philip Buckingham Manchester United and Chelsea share a problem they cannot hope to run away from. Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge might be able to narrate storied chapters of the Premier League’s history, but neither can project a compelling future. At least not in their current states. The famous homes of Manchester United and Chelsea […]

Every Premier League club’s stadium plans – from new stands to ground moves

The Athletic UK Staff As the Premier League gets bigger and bigger, so – it seems – do the stadiums that play host to it. The vast majority of clubs in the top flight have either drawn up plans to expand their grounds to service the overwhelming demand or are poised to open gleaming new […]