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Following three losses in eight days, Southampton sit in 18th place in the Premier League, a position that not long ago would've been unthinkable.
Just three years ago they were playing in Europe and the envy of clubs across Europe. We speak with The Athletic's Carl Anka (@Ankaman616) about Southampton's identity crisis and see how they can turn it around.
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November 9th marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall. One of the defining moments of the 20th century. On Saturday night, Hertha Berlin and Union Berlin play the first Berlin derby in Bundesliga history.
Today, we speak to freelance journalist Manuel Veth (Forbes, Futbolgrad Network, ProSoccerUSA) to preview the game and chronicle how football has evolved in the German capital since World War II.
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Despite being one of the smallest teams in the Portuguese League, newly promoted FC Famalicão stand only two points off the top of the table. We speak with Portuguese experts Tiago Estevao and Tom Kundert about their improbable rise and how super-agent Jorge Mendes has contributed to it.
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For decades young Irish players have flooded the English leagues for the benefit of both countries. Yet a possible Brexit could drastically alter this longstanding tradition.
We chat with Off The Ball's Johnny Ward to see how Brexit may be a defining moment in Irish football history and change the future of the League of Ireland.
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In 2010 when Khun Vichai bought Leicester City, the club was one year removed from League One. Six years later he led Leicester to its legendary Premier League title. Then, on October 27th, 2018, Vichai, two pilots and two of his colleagues died in a helicopter accident at the King Power Stadium.
To mark the one year anniversary of the event, Josh Schneider-Weiler traveled to Leicester to speak with fans about their memories of the tragic event and find out how it has impacted the community.
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