Seb Stafford-Bloor

Zlatan Ibrahimovic Most players in the Swedish striker's mould fade away once they've reached their 30th birthday, but Manchester United's new No.9 is the exception. Seb Stafford-Bloor explains why he's worthy of (even) more recognition

Premier League FourFourTwo's look at the best display, strike, player and biggest gripe from the week that was in England's top flight

Premier League Last season Jamie Vardy, N'Golo Kante and Riyad Mahrez inspired Leicester City to the Premier League title, but who could have a similar effect on your team's fortunes this campaign? Seb Stafford-Bloor explains who could make the difference…

AFC Bournemouth Decent business or #headsgone lunacy? Upvote the deals you approve of, and downvote those you don’t thanks to this transfer downlow from Seb Stafford-Bloor 

Premier League It’s the circle of life at a top-flight club. New arrivals mean casualties – and here’s how we think your team can improve in the transfer window this summer

Premier League Seb Stafford-Bloor picks out a selection of players who could make it big-time over the year ahead… 

Manchester United The Old Trafford giants’ latest poor campaign reflects badly on a club whose recruitment strategy has become blurred. Now it’s time to put that right, writes Seb Stafford-Bloor…

Premier League And so we come to the end of a madcap campaign. But who’s come through with full marks, and who must do better? Seb Stafford-Bloor evaluates…

Louis van Gaal According to reports in the Netherlands, the Dutchman might well see out the final year of his contract at Old Trafford. But after two years of stasis at best, Seb Stafford-Bloor says he must go right back to basics…

Mauricio Pochettino The Tottenham boss has impressed at White Hart Lane, but in conditions that he wouldn't be afforded at Old Trafford, argues Seb Stafford-Bloor...

David De Gea First-rate reflexes and camera-pleasing stops are just the tip of the iceberg for Man United's No.1, writes Seb Stafford-Bloor...

Premier League Heroes and villains from the Premier League weekend, as Manchester United finally moved out of sixth, Arsenal continued to fall and Manchester City and Liverpool collided spectacularly

Premier League Seb Stafford-Bloor was in Stoke to see Tottenham just about emerge victorious from the Bet365 Stadium

FFT 50 Managers It was a tricky 2016/17 season, but Manchester City are investing to help Pep recreate the magical football he brought to Barcelona and Bayern Munich

Adama Traore The rise and rise of Wolves' standout player this season is a lesson not just to young players, but coaches too

The Week In... Mauricio Pochettino's men blew it again against their visitors - just one week after their 2-2 draw with Chelsea handed Leicester the Premier League title, writes Seb-Stafford Bloor...

Manchester City Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are facing an uphill battle in the Premier League and in Europe - but they're also losing the PR war to Liverpool

Arsenal After an initial lapse into the type of slapstick that has been all too common for the Gunners in recent years, Mikel Arteta's side revealed a mettle that has been missing

Watford From 2-0 up, Nigel Pearson's side capitulated to the 10-man Toffees. The game plan didn't change – so what did?

Premier League Our round-up of the day's Premier League action, as Chelsea produce a stirring comeback at St Mary's and Huddersfield record a crucial win.

Yaya Toure With Pep Guardiola's incoming impending arrival at Manchester City putting the Ivorian's future in the air, Seb Stafford-Bloor looks at whether his loud-mouth agent has harmed his image...

FIFA World Cup Argentina and Uruguay have a long and chequered history - but how did it all begin?

Tottenham Hotspur The full-back had been a driving force of Mauricio Pochettino's team. Now he's threatening to run down his contract. Can a resolution be found?

Weymouth Seb Stafford-Bloor spends a day at non-league Weymouth, who are chasing a second successive promotion

Arsenal The midfielder has been stripped of the captaincy and will leave under a cloud of vitriol. And when the scale of abuse he suffered became clear, the tone of the discussion didn't change