soccernet.com

The ESPN Soccernet website is an ever expanding website that caters towards football followers eager for the latest news. The website is user-friendly and is more than easy to navigate when looking through the various sections such as league tables, latest news and club centric information. Of course what with the new ESPN channel network carrying Premiership football after the collapse of Setanta, ESPN Soccernet devotes the majority of its web-space to English based football and its news, which is obviously understandable. However there are sections which placate the more European football hungry followers out there, who are on the lookout for the latest ...  Read the complete review

Soccernet.com is a cracking football site and in my opinion one of the best. Were it not for Football365, then this would defnitely be number one, but football365 is my number one. Soccernet is very much a more professional and straight down the line football website, whereas football365 is an often more tongue in cheek, indeed cheeky, site. Soccernet's articles are always excellent. I am writing now however as Phil Ball has taken a six month sabbatical. His reviews of the Spanish league were always an excellent read and I have subsequently read some of his bokks, most notably Morbo - if you want to know more about Spanish football, read ...  Read the complete review

As an ardent football supporter one may understand my anguish of being unable to watch my football on the television. This was the case when we were in West Africa for a year. Although we did have a Digital Satellite System, at home, the coverage of the football usually was not Live. This was when I went scouring the net to find an answer to my predicament. I needed to know what was happening with my team and follow the other results. Initially the first site that I visited was our very own Sky Sports. However the server was very very slow, probably due to the high usage, as it was a Saturday. Then I did a quick search on Yahoo and ...  Read the complete review

Soccernet was previously sponsored and maintained by the Daily Mail newspaper, but about a year ago the running of the site was taken over by ESPN, the giant American sports broadcaster. I initially feared that this would have a detrimental effect on the integrity and reliability of the information on Soccernet, given that US companies tend not to place too much emphasis on football (or should I say soccer?). However, it appears that the opposite is true in this case, as Soccernet has improved in leaps and bounds lately, and is now my first port of call for football news each day. The site is divided into four main sections, all easily accessible by clicking on ...  Read the complete review

Soccernet.com then. This is surely the best football website around. Simple as that end of story - but why? Soccernet is part of the ESPN group. This means that the whole site has loads of facts about every player and team your ever likely to need - especially handy for picking thsoe Fantasy Football teams! It has match reports and stats about every game very quickly after the final whistle. The scores are up to date on the latests while the games are being played. Scorers, times and even half time reports are given as well as teams and everythin else. The tables and everything are all there and correct as you would well expect from such a top class ...  Read the complete review