There are a few omissions. We removed all of the quizzes and the live match updates which would have otherwise dominated the list, and we removed any piece that has since been heavily dated by news events that followed. Uefa released a joint statement with England's Football Association, the Premier League, the Spanish Football Federation, La Liga and the Italian Football Federation, as well as Serie A, saying they would "remain united" in trying to stop the breakaway, using "all available measures". They said the global pandemic had "accelerated the instability in the existing European football economic model". UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Uefa and the Premier League condemned the move when the news broke on Sunday. After Graham Potter lasted just 31 games as Chelsea boss, BBC Sport's chief football writer Phil McNulty reflected on the turmoil engulfing the club. Brazil v Italy and 'the day football died'

Poor signings? Confused leadership? BBC Sport's Premier League fan community point out a key problem at each club during the 2022-23 season. What next for AC Milan and Inter's iconic San Siro stadium? The video assistant referee system was introduced to the Premier League in 2019 to review "clear and obvious errors" in four game-changing incidents: goals, penalties, straight red cards and mistaken identity. If there was any lingering doubt over the desire of these 12 clubs to launch their own competition, it has been removed by their statement - reinforced by each of them through their own media platforms. Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust said the ESL was a "concept driven by avarice and self-interest at the expense of the intrinsic values of the game we hold so dear". Analysis And speaking on Monday, he said the government was "going to look at everything that we can do with the football authorities to make sure that this doesn't go ahead in the way that it's currently being proposed".Now the Premier League season is wrapped up, BBC Sport's fan community offer their assessment of their club's campaign. Who are the big signings to look out for? What are the rule changes? What are the Covid-19 protocols? What else is new? A selection of the best World Cup photographs taken in Qatar - with the photographers telling the story of how they snapped the image. Johan Cruyff: Total Football and the World Cup that changed everything Speaking to broadcasters on a visit to Gloucestershire, he said: "I don't think that it is good news for fans, I don't think it's good news for football in this country."

BBC Scotland charts the rise of Celtic's talisman and two-time Scottish title winner Kyogo Furuhashi. Who is the greatest forward you have seen? We asked you. These are the results BBC Sport took a deeper look at Ronaldo's Golden Boot-winning redemption with Brazil in 2002. Meet the England players who secured glory at Euro 2022 Caroline Brouwer spent more than a decade at the heart of one of the most celebrated and notorious dressing rooms in English football, after unknowingly signing up to Wimbledon's 'Crazy Gang'. 'Hysterical and hated at times but Pep Guardiola is the greatest' The ESL said it would generate more money than the Champions League and would result in a greater distribution of revenue throughout the game. What do the Super League leaders say? Juventus and AC Milan have signed up to the breakaway league plans Players from all 20 Premier League clubs will continue to take the knee before matches to highlight their opposition to racism.

From foreign players to five substitutions, BBC Sport looks at how the Premier League has evolved since its inception in 1992. Ange Postecoglou: The boy from Greece who became Tottenham's main man So it is very, very important that that continues to be the case. I don't like the look of these proposals, and we'll be consulting about what we can do." Under the proposals, the ESL campaign would start in August each year, with midweek fixtures, and the clubs would be split into two groups of 10, playing each other home and away. Benitez is one of four Spaniards managing in the top flight along with Arsenal's Mikel Arteta, City's Guardiola and Watford's Xisco Munoz.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez, the first chairman of the ESL, said the new competition would "help football at every level". Tottenham's Champions League trip to AC Milan earlier this season came 12 years to the day since the infamous clash between Gennaro Gattuso and Joe Jordan at the San Siro... Cunning cheat or unplayable genius? Inside Maradona's quest for World Cup glory The ESL said the founding clubs had agreed to establish a "new midweek competition" with teams continuing to "compete in their respective national leagues". He said: "These clubs are not just great global brands - of course they're great global brands - they're also clubs that have originated historically from their towns, from their cities, from their local communities, they should have a link with those fans, and with the fan base in their community.The Arsenal Supporters' Trust called the club's agreement to join "the death of Arsenal as a sporting institution". Juventus chairman Andrea Agnelli has resigned from the Uefa executive committee and as chairman of the European Club Association (ECA), which had pushed the planned Champions League reforms. Sir Alex Ferguson retiring as Manchester United boss was one of the biggest stories of the Premier League era. His club kept it secret for months, but eventually word got out... Gianluigi Lentini: The rise and fall of the world's most expensive player