Ed McCambridge
Ed is a staff writer at FourFourTwo, working across the magazine and website. A German speaker, he’s been working as a football reporter in Berlin since 2015, predominantly covering the Bundesliga and Germany's national team. Favourite FFT features include an exclusive interview with Jude Bellingham following the youngster’s move to Borussia Dortmund in 2020, a history of the Berlin Derby since the fall of the Wall and a celebration of Kevin Keegan’s playing career.
Latest articles by Ed McCambridge

By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Owen Hargreaves did not shy away from taking a penalty in the all-English Champions League final in 2008

By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE The Canadian-born midfielder has an English father and a Welsh mother

By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Hargreaves swapped Bavaria for Old Trafford in a £17million move in 2007

By Ed McCambridge Published
Liverpool great Heskey has been hugely impressed with Liverpool’s transfer business so far this summer

By Steven Chicken Published
That famous 2001 win in Munich came on home soil for England midfielder Owen Hargreaves, but had implications for his club prospects

By Steven Chicken Published
Manchester City may not be where they are today if they had not miraculously escaped defeat in the third-tier play-off final in 1999

By Steven Chicken Published
Bayern Munich's training ground could be an intimidating place at the turn of the millennium - as Owen Hargreaves found out

By Ed McCambridge Published
Former England stopper Telford believes the next generation of women's goalkeepers have huge gloves to fill after Earps announced her decision to step away from Lionesses duty

By Ed McCambridge Published
LONG READ From El Tel to John Barnes, footballers once delivered a string of memorable tunes and even the odd No.1 - FFT salutes a lost tradition

By Jim Keoghan Published
LONG READ Just shy of its 133rd birthday, Goodison Park hosts its final Everton match – English football's last link to a bygone era will go with it…

By Ed McCambridge Published
Manchester United legend McClair was part of the side that defeated Barcelona in Rotterdam – a win which helped to kick-start the glory days at Old Trafford

By Ed McCambridge Published
Ashford United striker Lockyer scored 10 goals for the Isthmian League South East Division

By Ed McCambridge Published
Manchester United have struggled to score goals this season, but Parker believes the answer could lie in a recently-relegated Premier League player

By Ed McCambridge Published
Former Liverpool and England defender Warnock believes rumours of a big-money replacement for Alexander-Arnold make perfect sense

By Ed McCambridge Published
Former Manchester City and England midfielder Shaun Wright-Phillips weighs in on whether Kevin De Bruyne is the greatest Premier League midfielder ever

By Ed McCambridge Published
Legendary commentator and former striker Ally McCoist has been frustrated with Arsenal at times this season, but know how the problem can be fixed

By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE The Red Devils stopper put in a man of the match display against Spurs in the 2009 final

By Ed McCambridge Published
RANKED! From warhorses to Wor History-Makers, FourFourTwo ranks a half-century of talent from 2024/25 – has your man made the cut?

By Steven Chicken last updated
El Clasico Few games on Earth are as glamorous or as fiery as clashes between Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona

By Joe Mewis Published
EXCLUSIVE Former Manchester United and Watford stopper Ben Foster won eight England caps and was called up by four different managers

By Ryan Dabbs Published
EXCLUSIVE Chelsea were motivated from the second Roberto Di Matteo became interim manager, which ultimately yielded success in the Champions League

By Ed McCambridge Published
Former Chelsea star Gus Poyet believes more time is needed to see the best of Maresca at Stamford Bridge

By Ed McCambridge Published
EXCLUSIVE Championship strike partners might be a thing of the past, but 20 years ago one duo hit it off prolifically

By Ryan Dabbs Published
EXCLUSIVE Chelsea beat Middlesbrough 2-0 in the 1997 FA Cup final, with one Blues player scoring after just 43 seconds
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