The Premier League is renowned for being the best football league in the world, but the fiercely competitive tournament doesn’t always translate into money.

Premier League clubs always had the money, but now they also have the know-how they have dominated this season's Champions League.

Why clubs as far down the table as Bournemouth in 13th can legitimately target qualification for next season's Champions League

With more than half of the season gone, we have enough stats to get a good idea of how well Premier League teams have been playing and therefore how things will likely unfold in the months ahead. With the figures based on how Premier League teams have performed in the past,

Top Premier League clubs are profiting even more this season from prize money in the UEFA Champions League.

From Arsenal's Mikel Arteta to Nathan Shi at Wolves via somebody's beloved kit manager - the most crucial individual at the 20 teams

Premier League clubs learn potential Champions League round of 16 opponents - Six Premier League sides will be in the round of 16 if Newcastle come through a two-legged knockout play-off

Of the six English teams that started this Champions League, five of them have managed to make it into the top eight. There is little doubt that the Premier League is the best league in the world,

Crystal Palace are closing in on a blockbuster deal to sign Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, a move that may trigger a major transfer merry-go-round in the Premier League. The Eagles have moved ahead of Leeds in the race for the Norwegian,

Raheem Sterling’s release from Chelsea on Wednesday came as no surprise after months in exile, but what his next steps will be are less clear.