Manchester City recorded the second-highest revenue figure in the history of English football clubs. The team revenue during the previous y...

When two torrid nights in Europe produced club football and drama of the highest level.

SOCCER-ENGLAND-BOU-MCI/ (SHOWCASE):SHOWCASE-Soccer-Aguero makes striking comeback as City go second

SOCCER-ENGLAND-MCI-BUR:Man City make light of Fernandinho red card to beat Burnley

SOCCER-ENGLAND-MCI-CHE-STERLING:Man City have steel to win title, says Sterling

SOCCER-ENGLAND-MCI-CHE-STERLING:Sterling wants Man City to make statement against Chelsea

SOCCER-ENGLAND-MCI-CHE/STERLING:Soccer-Sterling wants Man City to make statement against Chelsea

SOCCER-WORLDCUP-ENG-JAGIELKA:Jagielka pulls out of England squad due to injury

SOCCER-WORLDCUP-ENG/JAGIELKA:Soccer-Jagielka pulls out of England squad due to injury

SOCCER-ENGLAND-KEANE:Keane replaces injured Johnson in England squad

SOCCER-ENGLAND/KEANE:Soccer-Keane replaces injured Johnson in England squad

SOCCER-ENGLAND-TOWNSEND:Townsend replaces injured Sterling in England squad

SOCCER-ENGLAND/TOWNSEND:Soccer-Townsend replaces injured Sterling in England squad

Lionel Messi of Barcelona in Spain's La Liga tops the list with a staggering transfer value of $262 million and nobody else is even close.

Lionel Messi leads the pack, a whopping $104 million more expensive than No. 2 on the list: Cristiano Ronaldo.

There is no referee in the bedroom, and footballers across generations have happily fathered love children.

Horace Burrell, a long-time FIFA official, is rooting for England, given its contingent of players with Jamaican heritage.