GOAL's FanZone

“We would have taken the title from Liverpool.” A confident PSG supporter believes his team’s star power is enough. Kamal Marley counters that avoiding a proper 38-game campaign has left them untested against the real depth and intensity of English football.

Faced with choosing between Arsenal’s homegrown star Bukayo Saka and the legendary Eden Hazard, this fan hesitated, smiled, and then spoke from the heart. His unexpected answer reveals the unbreakable bond between supporters and their club heroes.

“Torres has never even sniffed that,” the voice fires as he lists Aguero’s five-goal haul and Henry-beating ratio. Then the counter-attack lands: “2007/08 Fernando Torres was untouchable.” Whose side are you on?

A heated debate explores the shifting power in football as Manchester City challenges Manchester United for the title of the bigger club by 2026.

An Arsenal supporter boldly predicts the club will win seven trophies in five years and bets his hair on winning two pieces of silverware this season.

He had the world at his feet and more skill than almost anyone alive. Instead, injuries, bad decisions and wasted prime years turned him into the ultimate "what if".

Bigger output in worse teams and harder leagues? Harry Kane did exactly that. Get the entertaining breakdown of why he’s hailed as the best striker around, even better than Benzema!

From rejected at Barcelona to delivering the only Italian treble, ending Barcelona’s dominance with 100 points, and winning Roma’s first European silverware — Jose Mourinho’s managerial journey delivers more historic highs than Pep Guardiola’s. Every trophy and every milestone proves The Special One’s resume stands alone at the very top.

Forget Man City’s record-breaking 100 points. This explosive video argues that the 2008 Manchester United squad outshone Pep Guardiola’s Centurions and remain the true Premier League GOAT team.

No stats, just pure chaos. A 34-second clip names the greatest team built from Pep Guardiola's former players, and it just set a new bar for football debates.

The Portuguese maestro was once a bench-warmer at Molineux, now he's the first name on the team sheet for one of the world's biggest clubs.