Last week was nice. Got to see the Ajax boy hit a cheeky spoon over the keeper, putting another notch in his highlight reel. But now Luis is hitting hyper drive, taking over, and marking himself as one of the premier players on the continent outside the big leagues; not to mention someone who will [. Click to continue reading...

Luis Suarez is going to become another in that long line of superstars who spent their formative footballing years being molded in Amsterdam. Scored this brilliant goal today as Ajax took down FK Borac in Serbia 4-1. Luckily for Luis, this was the second goal added to his ever-growing highlight reel this year. Click to continue reading...

We here at Soccer Statistics HQ are considering changing our site picture from that of Cristiano Ronaldo to one of a new player. We do not as yet know the identity of the player who will bless your screens when accessing the world of football stats, but here is where you can have some fun.

We invite you to write your recommendations in the comments section for the player you think should be represented on this site. Click to continue reading...

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Marco van Basten is clearly one of the world's up and coming young coaches. He was the talk of the town this summer in Swissaustria until he met up with an established Dutch legend in Guus Hiddink. He's got the playing career which allows him to tell his players without even a hint of doubt, [...] Click to continue reading...

Wow, what a match. I rarely give keepers Man of the Match awards, but in this case, Slavia Praha's Martin Vaniak deserves it, even edging out the brace from his teammate and captain Stanislav Vlček. Vaniak was simply unbeatable and made a stop on Huntelaar that can only be described as ridiculous.

In the 73rd minute, still at a 1-1 stalemate, Luis Suarez sent a cross to Huntelaar who headed with all his might towards the bottom right corner of the goal. Click to continue reading...

I was originally going to watch the Arsenal-Sparta Prague match, but then I started watching this one and before I could pry myself away, Praha went up 1-0 and I was stuck. In what could easily perceived as a David vs Goliath affair in the most ironic sense, since I have little doubt that the Czech side boasts more experience though Ajax has more pace and overall talent, so far it's looked like a relatively balanced match. Click to continue reading...