Well, well, well.

The final day of Conference League League play was a dramatic one. Almost every team had something to play for, and almost every game had real stakes for the final table, and thus we were rewarded with thrilling football, dramatic late results, and lots of goals!

Chelsea and Vitoria sealed their top 2 spots, Cercle Brugge snuck in with the last Round of 16 bye, while Celje, Molde, and Backa Topola all claimed thrilling come-from-behind wins to qualify for the knockouts.

Elsewhere, we say goodbye to disappointments Basaksehir, Hearts, St Gallen, and LASK, discuss our favorite parts of the Conference League Phase, and look ahead to the Playoff Knockout Round in February.

A begrudging cheers to Enzo Maresca!

It's official - Lazio, Athletic Club, and Chelsea are the class of the Europa and Conference Leagues.

They may be through as Top 8 finishers in their respective competitions, but so much else is still to be decided!

In the UEL, Roma and Porto get much-needed wins, Lyon looks dangerous, and Nice is finished in our last Europa matchday roundup until January.

Elsewhere, the UECL comes to a head, with just one slate of games left to determine who advances to the knockouts. The Cypriots laid their claim to qualification spots, picking up 3 wins from 3, Shamrock miraculously remains undefeated, and Fiorentina drubs poor LASK.

All that, plus we look ahead to the deciding Conference League fixtures on December 19.

Cheers Marco Baroni!

Club Spotlight is back, and this time we're turning our attention to Slovenia's own NK Celje!

Celje have surprised and delighted us through the Conference League campaign, standing out with their entertaining brand of football despite their relatively small standing within the continental game.

We talk about the club's history, its recent ascendancy into one of the nation's most competitive clubs, and the tactics that have helped them show out in the Conference League League Phase.

Cheers once again, Albert Riera!

The table hierarchy is taking shape in the Conference League, and surprises abound!

Shamrock continues its unprecedented unbeaten run, Celje and Vikingur notch another point apiece, and Jagiellonia sits third.

Meanwhile, it's a mixed bag for the big boys, with Chelsea flying, Betis struggling, and Fiorentina being very much themselves.

All the games, some table topics, and a look ahead to our second-to-last matchday!

Cheers to Albert Riera and especially Danilo Cataldi!

The table is finally starting to take shape after an awesome fixture list in match-week 5!

Spurs and Roma played to a thrilling draw, Manchester United bounced back, Frankfurt keeps on dominating, big trouble for Nice, and so much more. Join us in match breakdowns, analysis, and a look ahead to upcoming fixures.

Cheers Elias Charalambous!

This week we're revisiting the epic 2003 UEFA Cup final between a young Jose Mourinho's Porto and veteran Martin O'Neill's Celtic. We breakdown both club's squads and stars (Deco! Henrik Larsson!), tactics, and storylines, before diving into their respective runs to the final, then the final itself.

Join us in the time capsule, where two famous sides gave us the ultimate spectacle that just so happened to be a pivot point in the history of European football.

Cheers to (can't believe we're saying this) Jose Mourinho!

It was a day of thrilling upsets, particularly in the Conference League, where Celje trounces Basaksehir, Vikingur buries Cercle, and TNS gets the Welsh league's first ever points in a European competition.

Elsewhere, United, Nice, and Betis continue to struggle, Lazio go top of the Europa League, and Chelsea are...pretty damn good?

All that and more on this week's AGT!

Cheers Adrian Siemieniec!

It's the international break, and you know what that means: Club Spotlight time!

This week, David walks us through Enschede's own FC Twente of the Eredivisie, including all its rich history, honors, and tactical iterations.

Finally, we finish on Twente's promising new era (including recent points earned against Manchester United and Fenerbahce) , which places them in a fascinating context within Dutch football and even this season's Europa League.

Cheers again Joseph Oosting!