Tag: European Football

  • If the Top 5 Leagues in Europe Ended Today…

    If the Top 5 Leagues in Europe Ended Today…

    We still don’t know what most football leagues around Europe are going to decide regarding the fate of the season, but if the people in power along with UEFA make a decision to end the season based on the current league tables, these would be the title winners, Champions League qualifiers and relegated teams in […]

  • Longest Championships Streaks in European Football Leagues

    Longest Championships Streaks in European Football Leagues

    The sixth consecutive Serie A championship by Juventus is a new record in Italian football, making it a good opportunity what is the longest run of league titles across the football leagues in Europe. Austria: The longest run of championships in the Austrian Bundesliga is 4. Red Bull Salzburg have just completed their 4th consecutive league […]

  • From Cristiano Ronaldo to Luis Suarez – Goal Scoring Races Around Europe

    From Cristiano Ronaldo to Luis Suarez – Goal Scoring Races Around Europe

    While not as important as actual championship races, the chase after a scoring title, golden boot or Pichici is quite interesting as well. Some players, like Luis Suarez and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, don’t have too much to worry about, while the trio of Cristiano Ronaldo, Diego Costa and Lionel Messi will have to wait until the final day to see who is crowned in the Spanish La Liga.

  • How Americanization Would Change European Football

    How Americanization Would Change European Football

    It’s a very different outlook on how to run sport leagues – the American and European one, with Europe mostly focusing on football (or soccer), while in the United States and North America in general the major sports league are founded on the same idea of parity (except baseball), salary cap limits and branding, at least in a certain way.

  • All the Champions of the Top 40 Soccer Leagues in Europe for 2012-2013

    The 2012-2013 season is over, with Barcelona, Manchester United, Bayern Munich, Juventus and PSG being crowned as champions of the top leagues in Europe, without any actual surprises when it comes to title winners across most of the football leagues in the continent.

  • Mid-season Top Scorers in Europe’s Top Leagues

    Mid-season Top Scorers in Europe’s Top Leagues

    It’s Christmas, and it means the leagues in Europe are more or less at their halfway line, which includes the race for the top scorer as well as the title. Michu is slightly ahead of the rest in England, Lionel Messi is miles ahead of the competition in Spain, Stephan El Shaarawy is having his breakout season, Stefan Kießling scores and flies under the radar while Zlatan Ibrahimovic is doing what’s expected of him.

  • Most Popular Football Teams on Away Matches

    Most Popular Football Teams on Away Matches

    Some clubs are more popular than others, everybody knows. Stadiums don’t fill up for every opposition, but it’s surprising to see the clubs still drawing the biggest numbers on away matches, like Liverpool in England or Juventus in Italy, when compared with the positive or negative effect other teams have in the major European leagues.

  • Who Will win the Title in England, Italy, Spain and Germany?

    How will the 2012-2013 season end? Trying to do a bit more than guess, we’re assuming that Manchester City repeat in the English Premier League, Juventus repeat in the Italian Serie A, Barcelona go back to their major title winning ways in the La Liga while Bayern Munich get the better of Dortmund after two […]

  • Best Paying Teams in the World

    Football/Soccer is the most popular sport in the world, and its biggest clubs, all based in Europe, are the best sports franchises to play for, featuring seven teams in the top 10 of the best paying sport clubs in the world. Barcelona and Real Madrid are no.1 and no.2 in this one as well, as you would expect. Success isn’t cheap.

  • Best Goals of the 2011-2012 Season

    Nothing, no one and there wasn’t a goal in Europe this season that wasn’t something we haven’t seen before. All except for one – Papiss Demba Cisse scoring an incredible volley in Newcastle’s 2-0 win over Chelsea, making his goal the best of the 2011-2012 season.