The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

The official Premier League Young Player of the season nominees have been revealed, but have suffered a backlash due to the age including players up the age of 23 years at the start of the 2023-24 campaign. Many fans and pundits have disagreed with the inclusion of star-studded professionals such as Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, believing the award should be capped at 21 and under and highlighting break-out youngsters who have burst onto the scene this season. Therefore, HL Division Sport have re-written the script compiling our own version of the award which only includes players 21 and under from start of 2023-24 season

Following their 2-0 defeat to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur lost all hope of Champions League football next season as Aston Villa are now guaranteed fourth place. However, as the defeat means that City are now hot favourites to beat Arsenal in the title race, it was subsequently apparent that many Spurs fans weren't overly bothered about last night's result and were, in fact, actively celebrating it. To some it's understandable, to other's it's embarrassing, but one thing's for sure, the manager ain't happy...

Supporters of the 'Die Kiezkicker' celebrated automatic promotion to the Bundesliga at the Millerntor Stadia on Sunday, for the first time since 2009-10. The 'Boys in Brown' defeated VfL Osnabrück, 3-1, in front of 29,500 to top Germany's second division going into the final game week.

Brighton have become the epitome of a well-run football club in recent seasons, with an ascending status in the Premier League and financially rich transfer strategy. 2022-23, signalled European qualification for the first time in the Seagulls history after a top six finish and despite Chelsea poaching manager Graham Potter they ended the campaign with a newfound optimism for their next chapter. 

Why did Mason Walker never go to the bank? Because he always preferred to save his pennies on the field.

Underdog stories are seen as the best in the Football industry. Reaching a stage which no doubter would have ever expected, no matter what position a team is in. From Luton Town’s illustrious achievement of promotion to the Premier League to Wigan Athletics' shocking victory in the 2013 FA Cup Final. This is how Radcliffe Borough surprised the followers of non-league Football.

It judgement day in the Championship with the fate at the top and bottom of the league still to be decided...

On August 23 2020 at the Estadio De Luz stadium in Lisbon, a 36 year old Thiago Silva stared vacantly across the pitch inconsolable after witnessing PSG lose their first ever Champions League final to Bayern Munich.

We have entered the pinnacle of the football calendar, where teams meet their fate - will it be a euphoric final day promotion, shock relegation or yet another 11th place mid-table finish of averageness. While, Premier League and EFL fans will have to wait in the Vanararma National League this Saturday signals the end of a rollercoaster season as the curtain closes on the 2023-24 campaign.

On Sunday, 10,000 Leverkusen fans adorning black and red stormed the BayArena to commence celebrations on their club officially being crowned Bundesliga champions. In their 119 year history they have a singular DFB Pokal title lifted 31 years ago, a record which brandished them the nickname 'Neverkusen'.

This has been one of the most captivating Premier League seasons for the ages: providing a three-horse title race, battle for Europe, several financial embargos and a closer relegation battle than expected. The business end of the season means only one thing besides trophies, promotion and relegation an annual recap of the year to decide which transfers have truly flopped this season. What determines a failed transfer is variable from a lack of impact or gametime, poor form and heightened expectations to a terrible injury record destroying a debut season. So without further a do, here are the worst transfers of 2023-24... look away Manchester United fans.

The German attacker was a victim of his own versatility during his turbulent three season stint at Chelsea, affected by the merry-go-round of managerial casualties and mis-management. Yet despite scoring just 32 goals in 139 appearances in West London, Arsenal surprisingly splashed £65m on the 24 year old with the intention to deploy Havertz in central midfield as a successor for Granit Xhaka who joined Bayer Levekusen. After a difficult initial honeymoon period at the Emirates stadium the forward has developed into one of Mikel Arteta's most important names on the team sheet and finally he is being used in a position which allows him to reach his potential.

Today lines up a battle with two sides at the opposing sides of the table. With Liverpool wanting to sneak in to a Champions League spot and Leicester wanting to sneak out of the relegation spots - both teams will be desperate to get those vital three points today. 

Edin Dzeko and Henrikh Mkhitaryan put Inter firmly in the driving seat in the all Italian Champions League semi-final. Many had Inter as slight favourites before the game, and this proved the case as two early goals made the difference here. Inter allowed Milan more of the ball during the game, however had greater potency in front of goal. This was the first Champions League derby between the pair since 2005, with Milan emerging the victors on that occasion as they made the road to Istanbul. The June showpiece final is back in Istanbul once again, as it was in 2005, yet the disparity in quality between Milan then and now is glaring.

It will be all to play for at the Etihad Stadium, as Real Madrid and Manchester City played out a tense 1-1 draw at the Bernabeu in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League Semi-Final.

There are three certainties in life: “Tod, Steuern, und Bayern München: Bundesliga Sieger”. But can we REALLY say that Bayern Munich winning the Bundesliga this season is a certainty like it has been in the past?

As we rapidly approach the end of one of the most enthralling Premier League seasons in recent memory, it’s time to reflect on the standout performers who have stepped up and delivered for their team this campaign.

Another exciting weekend of Premier League action is upon us, and for teams at both ends of the table, the rigorous run of games leaves little room for mistakes to be made, here's your preview for Matchweek 34 of the 2022/23 Premier League.

Saying that Burnley FC have had an incredible season would be very much an understatement. The bookies 6th favourite to get promotion to the top flight have done it in style.

The 2022/23 Premier League season is starting to heat up with two sides who have just five points between them; with Arsenal recently dropping poor performances and dropping points to teams like Southampton and West Ham and Manchester City closing the gap to just five points with two games in hand on the leaders following relentless performances Leicester City and Southampton.

Newcastle United showered Hugo Lloris’ goal with five outstanding goals inside of a dismal twenty minutes for Tottenham Hotspur yesterday afternoon. The club that exists in eternal purgatory between Champions League places and trophy less campaign after campaign, seemed to plummet to a low not seen since the 1990’s this weekend. The sacking of interim manager Cristian Sterling this evening has highlighted the depth of chaos at the club. They appear at a crossroads, but Spurs have been at a crossroads for season after season under the tenure of ENIC and the elusive Daniel Levy. The demolition job in the North East yesterday poses the question, where lies the solution to Spurs’ woes and troubles? We look at the areas the club are in dire need of improving. 

The 2022/23 Championship season is kicking off this evening with two sides who saw disappointment at the end of their previous campaigns; with Huddersfield missing out on the Premier League at the final stage and Burnley being unsuccessful in continuing their successful reign in the top division.