Their are a lot of similarities between the Super League proposal and project 'Big Picture', so why aren't they getting the same treatment?

The European Super League has caused mass controversy with 'big six' fans and that relationship is certainly going to some time to fix.

Every so often, a team comes along that simply blows you away. Here are five teams that tore through the Championship.

After two straight stalemates, Exeter City will be looking to find their goalscoring touch as they welcome fellow play-off chasers Newport.

“It’s the people, that’s what’s special about it, always has been always will be."

A similar relationship occurred between Louis Van Gaal and Robin Van Persie, which arguably contributed to Van Persie’s decision to leave.

The Canaries have been synonymous with inadequacy, so often waltzing in the Championship before stumbling straight back down in an instant.

Regardless of what happens in the next few months, the Premier League will never be the same again.

Here are a few storylines for you to follow as the Championship, League One and League Two go down to the wire.

Take money away from the game and you still have football. Take fans away and leave money and you have nothing.

Championship relegation-strugglers Rotherham United have had it as hard as anyone, they had to play four games in the space of eight days.

With the European Super League being announced on Sunday evening, it poses the question, is football dead as we know it?

Another Exeter City wonderkid could be set to depart to the Premier League, as Chelsea have taken young goalkeeper Harry Lee on trial.

Bromley edge one step closer to the playoffs and Chesterfield drop four points from their last two games.

Defensively they’ve been poor, the 56 goals they have conceded is the second worst record in the division.

Exeter City will be looking to get their play-off charge back on track as they face relegation threatened Southend United on Saturday.

A goodbye M1 derby, a relegation battle and a promotion dog fight. In a time of uncertainty, this weekend is guaranteed to be exciting!

When Real Madrid bought him from Strømsgodset IF, his name became one of the greatest promises of European football.

At just 21 years of age, Illan Meslier has proved this season he could potentially become one of the best goalkeepers in the world.

Remember when Atletico were 13 points clear at the top of La Liga, with two games in hand? Yeah, not anymore.