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Exploring the green and white of Les Bleus
Shounak Banerjees discusses the work of football in the Algerian independence movement and the historical links that are still played out on the pitch today.
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The FAI’s selection of “granny rulers” and Northerners – a response to Eamonn Sweeney
Daniel Collins gives his take on the FAI and whether Ireland should continue to pursue players who qualify for the national side through grandparents.
AFCON preview – can African football shine in an unlikely setting?
Matt Carter looks ahead to the African Cup of Nations which gets underway in Equatorial Guinea on Saturday.
The modern day “sweeper-keeper”
Alex Wood discusses the evolution of the position between the posts and the new age “sweeper-keeper”.
Favourites Algeria dealt AFCON minefield
Reaction to Wednesday’s 2015 African Cup of Nations, which included the unearthing of the most terrifying group of death.
World Cup Legends: Algeria and Lakhdar Belloumi
Algeria’s Lakhdar Belloumi is the latest legend to be featured in Alan Robins’ series.
Algeria – Les nouveau fennecs
Charles Pulling discusses a resurgent and exciting Algerian side ready to make history.
Revived England progess in Group C
England finally kick-started their slow start to the World Cup with an improved performance and a 1-0 win over Slovenia, progressing to the last sixteen on top of Group C as they await one of any of the teams on Group D.
Ligue 1: ‘French Touch’ at the World Cup
As the nation crashes and burns at the World Cup, non-French Ligue 1 players might be France’s best chance to shine.
Off The Cuff: England Analysis
After a bit of an off-season hiatus, Off The Cuff’s Ed Diggins is back and leaves no stone unturned with an indepth look at Fabio Capello’s England.