Adrian Clarke

2 weeks ago | premierleague.com | Adrian Clarke

After relinquishing their title to Liverpool and finishing third in the 2024/25 season, Manchester City have acted swiftly with three statement signings already. Football writer Adrian Clarke discusses the impact this could have for Pep Guardiola's side. Manchester City’s first trophyless campaign since 2016/17 has prompted Pep Guardiola to take decisive, early summer action.

2 weeks ago | premierleague.com | Adrian Clarke

Football writer Adrian Clarke looks at the tactics and management style of new Tottenham Hotspur head coach Thomas Frank and assesses how he could look to set Spurs up. Thomas Frank is now a proven head coach at the highest level, having guiding Brentford to a top-half finish in two of the last three seasons. Frank has earned his shot at managing a bigger club, and has been charged with the task of reviving Tottenham Hotspur as a Premier League force.

3 weeks ago | premierleague.com | Ben Bloom |Adrian Clarke

With Burnley formally confirmed as a Premier League team on 4 June, football writers Ben Bloom and Adrian Clarke look at the club's history, key players and what we can expect from Scott Parker's side in 2025/26. Club analysis: BurnleyOriginsOne of 12 founder members of the Football League in 1888, Burnley had begun life as a rugby club before switching codes to football in 1882.

1 month ago | arsenal.com | Adrian Clarke

The Women's Champions League final in Lisbon saw us overcome the odds and beat two-time holders Barcelona to add a second European triumph to our honours board. Stina Blackstenius' goal might have been the moment that catapulted us to glory, but what were the other key reasons for our side's success in the showpiece?

1 month ago | premierleague.com | Adrian Clarke

Ahead of Wednesday's all-Premier League UEFA Europa League final, football writer Adrian Clarke takes a closer look at some of the key areas where the match could be decided. Match analysis: Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester UnitedSpurs and Man Utd will put their nightmare domestic campaigns to one side in Bilbao on Wednesday evening in one of the biggest crossroads matches we have seen in years. The winner will save their season by lifting a major trophy and qualifying for the UEFA Champions League.