We thought we’d start our list of the best sport blogs with the most popular sport in the world, but we’ll get to golf later on and start with the best football blogs instead.

The Football Lab

Winners of the Best New Football Blog in the 2016 Football Blogging Awards, The Football Lab is a great blog focusing primarily on English football.

Unlike many football blogs, The Football Lab provides insights, news and analysis throughout the Football League from the Premier League to League 2, rather than solely being a Premier League blog. 

Transfer Tavern

For football fans across the world, transfer talk is one the favourite points of discussion all season long with transfer deadline day being on par with Christmas.

The Transfer Tavern’s transfer focus make it one of the most popular football blogs out there but as well as transfers, TT provide quality content around Europe’s biggest leagues including the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Scottish Premier League and others, with news articles, pre-match build up, match day reviews and much more. 

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Football Paradise

Football Paradise is one of the most broad football blogs on this list. Covering a wide range of subjects within football, Football Paradise makes for worthwhile reading if you’re looking for something more in depth than the tabloid sites.

You haven’t got to look into the Football Paradise blog too much to see that they take an in-depth look at football as a whole. With articles including assessments of individual players and managers of the men’s and women’s game, book reviews, a look at the political side to the beautiful game, interviews and a whole lot more.

Inside World Football

If you’re looking to read up the latest news and happening off the pitch, Inside World Football is the ideal football blog for you, looking into the business of football all around the world.

Inside World Football cover a vast range of areas within football that include football finance, marketing and sponsorship deals, tournament bids and a look into the latest FIFA news. They even look into the latest law news within football. 

Squawka

If you’re a football fan, you’re most likely well aware of Squawka and their site already. Probably best known for their statistical reporting and analysis, Squawka are definitely one of the best sites for Premier League analysis and news.

As well as Premier League news, Squawka also feature quizzes, release their own podcasts and video content as well as boasting one of the best statistics comparison tools on the internet, which you can see below.

WhoScored?

Once again, if you’re a football fan, you’ll know all about WhoScored?

What makes WhoScored? so special is that they cover football all across the world and not just Europe and the Premier League. If you want to know the latest scores and football betting odds from the MLS, Greek, Brazilian or whichever league, WhoScored? will have it covered.

Much like Squawka, WhoScored? are known for being one of the go-to resources for football stats, and which football fan doesn’t love a good statistic?