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Moving on from a legend

Moving on from a legend

There is no replacing Lionel Messi. Or Cristiano Ronaldo. Or Luka Modrić. Three players. Three nations. Three careers that redefined what was possible. Each became more than a footballer. They became an identity. Argentina played

Don’t Cry for Me Argentina

Don’t Cry for Me Argentina

Don't cry for me, Argentina. Not this time. Football has always been about more than talent. It's about how you conduct yourself when everything is on the line, and, perhaps more importantly, how you conduct

Everybody is entitled to their own opinion about football

Everybody is entitled to their own opinion about football

One of the enduring qualities of football is that everybody is entitled to an opinion. A person does not have to be a professional footballer or have represented their country multiple times to understand the

Tuchel retains England backing despite tactical errors against Argentina

Tuchel retains England backing despite tactical errors against Argentina

Thomas Tuchel retains the full backing of the Football Association despite growing the intense criticism of his tactical approach in England's World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. While England's campaign ultimately ended in disappointment, there

FIFA World Cup seedings vindicated

FIFA World Cup seedings vindicated

FIFA's decision to separate the world's four highest-ranked teams in the 2026 World Cup draw has been vindicated after all four reached the semi-finals. Spain (1), Argentina (2), France (3) and England (4) have become

Rattin – the man who sparked an international football rivalry

Rattin – the man who sparked an international football rivalry

As Argentina and England prepare to renew their football rivalry, it is perhaps appropriate to note the passing of the man who was front and centre of the controversy that sparked it in the first

Why Europe’s football system is dominating the World Cup

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

Has Dad’s Army had its day?

Has Dad’s Army had its day?

Every World Cup produces a moment when football's relentless future collides head-on with its glorious past. This week delivered two of them. Luka Modrić, the conductor of Croatia's golden generation, was hooked at half-time as

Garnacho linked with Argentina move

Garnacho linked with Argentina move

Alejandro Garnacho is being linked with a move back to Argentina. It follows reports that River Plate manager Eduardo Coudet has personally contacted the winger in a bid to convince him to make the switch.

Arsenal and Chelsea ready to compete for Argentine

Arsenal and Chelsea ready to compete for Argentine

Arsenal and Chelsea are ready to compete for Ian Subiabre, the latest young talent to emerge from South America, although Inter Milan are also monitoring his situation. The 19-year old who currently plays for River