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Even leaving aside all the debate about its legacy as a World Cup, it's certainly arguable that there has never been a true football party like Brazil 2014. To walk down the Copacabana on any given night during the tournament - - and especially during the group stage -- was to experience w...
Posted by Hal Boxhall-Dockree
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Oscar-winning director Juan Jose Campanella's latest creation is 90 minutes packed full of witty football puns and enjoyable animated action that will keep all members of the family smiling.
Yes, the film is primarily aimed at children, and if you're looking for a factual football document...
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The 2014 World Cup has been a salmagundi of unpredictability, with late goals aplenty and Costa Rica. In among the surprises, however, have been some constants from tournaments past. From that familiar feeling of disenchantment that grips supporters of England every four years, to the cries...
Posted by Max Bentley
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South Sudan finally celebrated its independence from the north in July 2011 following almost half a century of the longest civil war in African history that had claimed nearly 2.5 million lives. A new nation had been born, one of hope and reconciliation, and one which sought to put its nam...
Posted by Danny Watson
After 48 years of hurt, England are finally world champions again. The Three Lions did not wilt in the heat of Brazil, they blossomed. In one of the greatest upsets in World Cup final history, Roy Hodgson's boys beat the host nation -- goals from Adam Lallana and Wayne Rooney securing a 2-0...
Posted by Christopher Dowling
Inter's 2014-15 season will mark the start of a new era for the Nerazzurri. With Walter Samuel's, Esteban Cambiasso's, Cristian Chivu's, Diego Milito's and Javier Zanetti's contracts expired, there won't be a single player left at the club who won the triplete (treble) in what was an epic c...
