PL Stories, Arsène Wenger and his Magical Journey

The significance of Liverpool’s record-equalling achievement—a milestone that adds a powerful new chapter to football’s greatest rivalry.

As the curtain comes down on Everton’s time at Goodison Park, PL Stories takes a poignant look back at one of English football’s most iconic grounds.

We follow New Zealand striker Chris Wood during a crucial World Cup Qualifier on home soil, at the peak of one of the most impressive seasons of his career.

From the pressures of expectation to the pain of isolation, Jason McAteer, Phil Jones, Eberechi Eze and Steven Caulker share raw, honest accounts of their lowest moments and the strength it took to rise again.

Reggae Rhythms in the Premier League explores the powerful connection between Jamaica and the world’s most-watched football league.

We look back on the extraordinary career of Mohamed Salah, tracing his rise from a small village in Egypt to global football stardom.

We trace Philippe Coutinho's journey from a promising young talent to one of the Premier League’s most skillful and dynamic players.

Experts debate key moments and challenge the common narratives that have shaped Premier League history.

From a Premier League captain to a Dutch police detective. PL Stories goes behind the scenes with Arjan de Zeeuw.

Eduardo da Silva will forever be synonymous for suffering one of the worst injuries in Premier League history.

Tim Howard, who has neurodiverse conditions, leads a conversation with past and present players, exploring the challenges and strengths of living with neurodiversity.

Enzo Maresca became the seventh Italian manager to take charge at Stamford Bridge.

We highlight the achievements of women who work behind the scenes at Premier League clubs.

We explore Arsène Wenger's evolution from a young, innovative coach in France to a transformative force in European football.

Just as his career was reaching new heights, a devastating double leg break threatened to bring it all crashing down. The Wales captain takes us through his footballing journey to date.

A player of flair and flamboyance for Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United, the story of Nani from the streets of Lisbon is one of defying the odds.

We celebrate the life and legacy of José Antonio Reyes, a footballing talent whose brilliance on the pitch captured the hearts of fans worldwide.

PL Stories follows the journey of Andy Carroll, from his high-flying Premier League career to his new chapter in Bordeaux.

A product of Barcelona’s famed La Masia youth academy, Cesc Fabregas is rightly remembered as one of the greatest midfield players of his generation.

PL Stories takes an intimate look at the controversial and charismatic career of Nicklas Bendtner, exploring his rise to fame and the challenges that came with it.

After facing financial struggles and working in a bar, Tuchel’s determination led him to become one of the Premier League's most respected managers.

We reflect on the life and career of Nolberto Solano, one of South America's football legends.

We explore the remarkable impact of the Basque region on the Premier League, focusing on the careers of the four current Basque managers who are leaving their mark in England’s topflight.

We explore the remarkable journeys of players who made their mark on the Premier League stage as teenagers.

Whether reliving “Fergie Time” magic, Leicester’s miracle season, or Aguero’s legendary finish, this episode celebrates the unfiltered drama that only Premier League history can offer.

From his early days in Finland to lifting the Champions League trophy in 2005, we chart Sami Hyypiä’s journey to the top of English football.

We explore the cutting-edge world of sports science and its transformative impact on Premier League football.

After a turbulent childhood, including leaving his country of birth due to war, Asmir Begovic’s determination led to him to a Premier League winners medal.

Hear from Martin O'Neill as he shares stories from his remarkable journey across nearly five decades in the game.

PL Stories looks into the extraordinary journey of Emmanuel Adebayor, from his prolific Premier League career to the harrowing experience of surviving the Togo bus attack in 2010.

We journey back to Seamus Coleman's roots in Killybegs, Ireland, where he first made his mark playing Gaelic football.

Dylan Tombides made his West Ham debut at just 18 years of age, but in 2011 he was diagnosed with testicular cancer and tragically succumbed to the illness at the age of 20 in 2014.

Roberto Di Matteo reflects on winning the Champions League and FA Cup in 2012.

Kaoru Mitoma's football talent was evident from a young age in Japan, but when a professional opportunity came, he made the unexpected choice that left many surprised.

With over 200 appearances for Everton, Tim Cahill established himself as the high-energy midfielder who helped drive the side.

Nemanja Vidic grew up in war-torn Serbia and went on to become one of the greatest defenders in English football.

On the 26th August 2024 Sven-Göran Eriksson sadly lost his fight against pancreatic cancer. We look back at the fascinating life of the first foreign England manager.

Villa’s penalty saving hero in the 90s, Mark Bosnich was the man tasked by Fergie to replace the legendary Peter Schmeichel at Manchester United.

Jarred Gillett made history earlier this year when he became the first Premier League referee ever to be fitted with a special head-mounted camera during Crystal Palace’s home victory over Manchester United.

Kieran McKenna won back-to-back promotions from League One to the Premier League, in the process ending Ipswich’s 22-year absence from top flight football.

Hwang Hee-chan has risen through the ranks in the English Premier League over the last few seasons and has become a Wolves fan favorite.

How some of the most enigmatic and unpredictable footballers to have graced the English top-flight in recent years became ‘Premier League mavericks’.

Widely regarded as the two best managers in Premier League history, Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsène Wenger go toe to toe on the touchline over the years.

Nicknamed ‘The Entertainers’, Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle team of the 1995-96 season set the Premier League alight with their confidence and flair that took them agonisingly close to winning their first Premier League title.

With the Copa America in full swing, we take a look at South American footballers to have blazed a trail in the Premier League over the years and see who’s set to shine in this year’s tournament.

John Terry won multiple League titles at Chelsea as well as lifted the F.A. Cup five times and the Champions League trophy.

We sit down with the ex-Manchester striker to discuss his stand-out moments in the English top flight and chat to his teammates that knew him, to find out what really made him tick.

With 3 Premier League titles, Ashley Cole is widely regarded as one of the best defenders to have played in the League.

We join ex-Manchester United defender Phil Jones to reflect on his time in the Premier League and the highs and lows he experienced in his time at Old Trafford.