The end-of-season review of predictions does not make for comforting reading for John Roycroft.

This season may not be ed for the quality of matches but will live long in the memory of fans for so many clubs, writes John Roycroft

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta bemoaned his side's luck when exiting the Champions League but the blame for their fruitless season lies with the club's inaction in the transfer market, writes John Roycroft 

Arsenal came up short against PSG on Wednesday, a team that has taken plenty Premier League scalps this season. Have the Gunners and England teams met their match in a change of style sweeping the continent asks John Roycroft.

Cork native Caoimhin Kelleher is about to collect a Premier League winner's medal with Liverpool in the coming days, yet he is expected to part company with Liverpool in order to guarantee first-team appearances, writes John Roycroft. 

The race for Champions League qualification is all that remains in question in the Premier League now. And it looks like it might go down to the wire, writes John Roycroft

This weekend's FA Cup quarter finals offers a great opportunity to so many sides that have had to wait for glory in the venerated competition, writes John Roycroft

Two managers yet to win a trophy in the English game meet in tomorrow's Carabao Cup final in Wembley. But their sides' success in this cup couldn't be starker, writes John Roycroft.

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim faces the decision on whether to commit his side to the old Premier League rivalry against Arsenal on Sunday or save his resources for the Europa League second leg on Thursday, writes John Roycroft

The FA Cup struggles to make headlines these days but still offers the remaining teams left in the fifth round a realistic chance at silverware, writes John Roycroft

Tomorrow sees Liverpool host Manchester City in the top-of-the-table clash at Anfield. With either side experiencing vastly different form heading into the encounter, writes John Roycroft

Charlie Lyons and Colm Butler led the way for the Innishannon outfit in a lively derby

Manchester looking to complete another treble for the city

John Roycroft takes a look at the FA Cup third round where traditionally the final contenders the competition.