Richard Martin
Richard Martin is an experienced football writer, editor and social media producer. Before returning to London, he spent 10 years in Spain as a football correspondent and has attended over 600 games across 16 countries, his favourite being Argentina. He has also worked for Reuters, The Telegraph, The Daily Mail, The Times and AS.
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RANKED! The last 12 winners of the Ballon d'Or played in La Liga. Here are the best players in the Spanish league right now

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not President Joan Laporta said a deal for the Norwegian would not be in the club's best interests

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why no logo? It is not the first time a Premier League club has run into trouble with their shirt sponsor

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chelsea chaos The coach admitted he could not trust anyone making predictions about the club's future amid the institutional turmoil

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unfair

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ready The coach is fed up with the high player turnover and wants to really compete to win the Champions League

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how many? The Portuguese struck yet another treble to help Manchester United beat Tottenham 3-2

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most away goals The Tottenham striker is even more prolific on his travels

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record The Portuguese's first-half double against Tottenham saw him become the top scorer of all time according to FIFA records

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record The Portuguese's thunderous opener against Tottenham saw him equal a FIFA record for goals scored for club and country

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cr7 The former Manchester United captain was not convinced that Ronaldo was suffering from a hip injury last week

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exodus A number of Chelsea players were expected to leave this summer but now most of the squad's futures are up in the air

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who's out? We assess what the superstar striker's potential arrival could mean for Riyad Mahrez, Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus

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no contest The Portuguese missed the derby but it made little difference as City steamrolled their rivals

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Ball boy The Gunners coach acted as a ball boy to help set up Gabriel Martinelli's decisive strike in the 3-2 win

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TOP (FOUR) GUNS Mikel Arteta's side rode out the storm to move above Manchester United in fourth place

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What if? John Barnes thinks the Portuguese would have scored 25 goals already had he joined the Blue half of Manchester

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RALF V PEP The pair have made their mark on coaching in very different ways and will come face to face in the Manchester derby

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HAALAND'S HEIR Borussia Dortmund will almost certainly need to go shopping for a striker this summer to replace the Norwegian

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WHO NOW? With the Portuguese looking likely to depart this summer, United have cast their eyes on another veteran goal machine

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HOW MUCH? The Reds will need to find extra room in their trophy cabinet but will see barely any impact on their finances

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KEP-ARGH It was a tale of two goalkeepers as Caoimhin Kelleher and Edouard Mendy kept a thrilling match goalless

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FOUR GOALS The 19-year-old Spain international joined some exalted company by scoring four goals against Espanyol
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