The Many Saints of Newark feels like a prequel that needs its own sequel, and is not the kind of movie that makes you seek out The Sopranos

With Rami Malek having appeared in No Time to Die, where does he rank among the Bond villains of this century?

At times, Daniel Craig's Bond felt like a nod to Mission Impossible, as well as to the other Bonds of the past

This was as much as statement victory in terms of beating the European champions as it was in the aspect of upping the ante for the season

Such is the evolution and quality of Chelsea that it's they who feel like Premier League champions as they host Manchester City

The Europa Conference was created to keep the 'smaller clubs' sated, but that shouldn't knock the excitement of it

As another UEFA Champions League campaign begins on Tuesday, we take an in-depth look into all eight groups and 32 teams.

As the NFL begins its 102nd season on Thursday, we take an in-depth dive into some of the possible highlights, contenders, and pretenders

Amidst the threat of existential collapse, there’s no real sense of dread. Infinite lacks conviction, and is far too isolationist to work

We're at a point where the Champions League needs to be saved from UEFA

This kind of film makes you wonder what you’ll feel when it all gets resolved, only to realise you’ve been feeling it the whole time

The gang discusses Marting Scorsese vs superhero films, Arteta's Arsenal, and more

PSG's star-studded line-up, and three questionable managerial appointments round up the season preview

Manchester City and United eye the Premier League title, Milan back in the Champions League, and Luciano Spalletti has unfinished business

Liverpool and Leicester go again, as returning Serie A faces take charge at Lazio and Juventus, in Part three of our Season Preview

Everton are aiming for that glass ceiling again, Inter are losing key men, can Chelsea and Dortmund win their league titles?

Mikel Arteta still divides opinion; Atletico are La Liga favourites; how will Barca fare amidst trouble, and Julian Nagelsmann in Munich

If fictional villains played football, Javier Bardem would be the one you’d want in your corner, especially in high-octane situations