The latest World Cup has reinforced a trend that has been building for decades: European football is no longer just a collection of strong national teams — it is the global hub where the best
There are matches remembered for goals, for genius, for glory. And then there are matches remembered for control lost entirely. Common consensus has it that the dirtiest World Cup game ever seen was the 1962
Lionel Messi’s hat-trick for Argentina in their opening game against Algeria, means that he now shares the record with Miroslav Klose for all-time goals scored in World Cups with 16. However, focusing purely on career
Although the World Cup is still in the group phase, once it reaches the knock-out rounds then dreaded penalties may come into effect. Historically one in five knock-out games has been deiced in such a
In the ever-evolving landscape of sports and entertainment, virtual reality (VR) is poised to revolutionise the way we experience European football. There are exciting developments and potential applications of VR technology in the beautiful game.
Football is one of the most watched sports around the globe which is why it generates enormous amounts of revenue from sponsorships. Football also gives room for placing of bets, fans can place bets
Continuing the series that looks at those thankfully rare times in football history when fans went to a football match but never made it home afterwards. (For Part One click here; Part Two here; Part
Continuing the series looking at some of the dirtiest matches of all time. (For Part One please click here; Part Two here; Part Three here; Part Four here; Part Five here; Part Six here; and
Continuing the series looking at some of the dirtiest matches of all time. (For Part One please click here; Part Two here; Part Three here; Part Four here; Part Five here; Part Six here; and
Continuing the series which looks at some of the most dirty and violent games of g\football ever seen. (For Part One please click here) The Battle of Santiago 1962 Chile were the hosts for the