Amit Katwala

Manchester United Manchester United's best games in the Champions League and Cup Winners' Cup

Lists Amit Katwala recalls the game's most outstanding switch deals: including getting rid of Fabio Cannavaro and Ian Wright worth his weight in... weights

Lists World Cup winners, multiple Champions League victors and more. We're not saying this lot were bad footballers, but their epic trophy hauls probably surpass their ability...

Lists The data from our friends at STATS on the dead-ball specialists with the best conversion rate across Europe's top-five leagues: from the Argentine jewel to the Premier League's secret weapon

Lists In honour of FourFourTwo magazine’s ’90s special, Amit Katwala picks out the best quotes of the decade, from Cantona cracking up to Arsene Wenger's sausages

They played for Arsenal and Spurs - but who got the better deal?

Year Zero From a swing of the boot at Selhurst Park to becoming one of the most famous footballers in history. Amit Katwala revisits the season that Beckham took off

Wayne Rooney As Rooney bids farewell to Old Trafford and returns to Everton, Amit Katwala examines how Man United's all-time top-scorer departs still splitting opinion among the club's fans

FFT 50 Managers In three years, he’s won the Premier League, League Cup and a European trophy – and this is his ‘rocky spell’. Jose Mourinho finds a way to win even as he’s written off

Lists As Theo Walcott prepares to bid farewell to Arsenal after over a decade of unfulfilled promise, Amit Katwala looks at the English players who once starred for big teams but ultimately failed to live up to their early potential

Carlo Ancelotti goes head-to-head with Zinedine Zidane as Bayern Munich take on Real Madrid, the latest in a long line of managers to take on a former assistant. But who’s had the upper hand?

Chelsea Ronaldo's tears, King Kev's words and a disease causing havoc - Amit Katwala looks back at late title collapses after Chelsea's Premier League weekend wobble

Premier League Arsenal’s left-footed football, Roman Abramovich's new job and a transfer shock between Liverpool and Everton: enjoy the finest football pranks

Romelu Lukaku The Belgian rejected a new contract offer but it doesn't necessarily mean he'll leave in the summer, says Amit Katwala

From Xabi to Zlatan, Amit Katwala hails these ace veterans still doing the business in the continent's big leagues this season

Lists He did it! Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is Manchester United's new permanent manager after a terrific temporary spell in charge. Here's more from history...

FIFA World Cup The finest players in the world sometimes don’t quite manage to produce their best on the biggest stage of all. Others seem fired up by the global attention, playing in ways they never could for their club. Here are 25 of the tournament greats...

Lists Joey Barton has been announced as the new Fleetwood manager, taking charge of the League One side in June - but it isn't even close to the strangest managerial appointment in football history. Amit Katwala explains it all

Lists As the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine is a ’90s special, we recall the decade's defining contributions to the beautiful game: including sweeper-keepers, a Women's World Cup and everyone's favourite anthem

World Cup 2010 Back to South Africa: Suarez's shameless handball, those vuvuzelas... and our list of the tournament's finest stars

It’s the ultimate act of betrayal, but a small number of players have done the unthinkable and put the ball into their own net on purpose

Arsenal Amit Katwala remembers the side that started the Frenchman's first game in charge of the Gunners more than two decades ago

Lists Sometimes life is just cruel. A combination of bad luck, circumstance and blinding loyalty meant this diamond dozen ended their careers without a single medal on their mantel

Lists As Santi Cazorla is welcomed back into Spain's squad for the first time in four years, Amit Katwala looks at the men who made an impact after spells in the international wilderness

Lists From the yellow card of God to straight red cards, Amit Katwala on how World Cup history would be different if VAR had been available in the past