Premier League

‘Nobody is irreplaceable at Liverpool – Kevin Keegan left but Kenny Dalglish came in, Ian Rush left and they still won the league’ Former Anfield star explains why the Reds wouldn’t be crippled by departure of key player
By Chris Flanagan published
EXCLUSIVE Ex-Liverpool midfielder looks to history for reasons why the Reds can cope despite potential exit of star

Manchester United could have surprise player fit again for Nottingham Forest clash
By Matthew Holt published
Ruben Amorim's Manchester United side are back in Premier League action on Tuesday

Jadon Sancho potential next club revealed as Manchester United winger faces uncertain wait: report
By Matthew Holt published
Jadon Sancho has no future at Manchester United and isn't wanted at Chelsea
Long Reads

The Rising Commercial Value of Female Footballers, and the Continuing Disparities
By Harry Croft published
The latest instalment of FourFourTwo’s football agency column sees Harry Croft from DEFY look at the earnings gap between the women's and men's game, despite female footballers never having been more marketable

The story of the 2024/25 WSL season so far
By Sarah Rendell last updated
2024/25 WSL season has thrown various storylines into the sport

'Where’s the "one of our own" that’s remotely good enough? The FA needed to be pragmatic, not patriotic.' Writing exclusively for FourFourTwo Henry Winter reminds England fans why they have good reason to be smiling
By Henry Winter published
EXCLUSIVE The acclaimed football writer has covered England for decades and hopes Thomas Tuchel’s fire-and-ice brand can build on Gareth Southgate’s legacy

Nile Ranger's long journey back to football: "I’ve reflected on everything I’ve done wrong – and everyone I've hurt"
By Nile Ranger last updated
LONGREAD Nile Ranger was tipped for the very top after making his Newcastle debut aged 18, the striker tells FFT about his troubled past, long list of regrets... and what he'll do with his final chance

'I have 14 metal plates in my skull, with 28 screws holding them in place and 45 staples. The pain was unbearable, like a bomb going off in my head. And I was a lucky boy' Tottenham Hotspur's Ryan Mason on the incident that ended his career
By Ryan Mason last updated
Between The Lines Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Ryan Mason retired at the age of 26 after a horror injury on the field. Now, the youngest-ever Premier League boss tells FourFourTwo all about the incident and his career