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Big trouble in little Belarus for BATE Borisov
Alan Moore discusses the plight of Belarus champions BATE Borisov in the wake of their Champions League defeat in Ireland against Dundalk.
Tag: Serbia
Albania v Serbia – Fans’ dreams sacrificed to political goals
Jack Robinson discusses tonight’s European Championship qualifier between Albania and Serbia, and the political situation surrounding the issue of tickets.
“Idiotism, they shame us” – Russian clubs foul up again
Alan Moore reports on the scenes in the stands as Russian football fans continue with their penchant for unsavoury chanting.
2015/16 could be a breakthrough season for Andreas Pereira at Manchester United
This season could offer a chance to breakthrough at Manchester United for Andreas Pereira, writes Rich Lloyd.
Partizan Belgrade succumb in the Sandzak Republic
Jack Robinson reports on Partizan Belgrade’s trip to Novi Pazar, home of the Islamic ultras group Torcida Sandžak.
Rocky road to Russia for Ireland
Alan Moore looks at the 2018 World Cup draw for Ireland and gives his thoughts on each opponent.
Where is FIFA? – Part 3
Alan Moore continues his “Where is FIFA?” series of articles with another tale from the football world.
Crocodile tears from the deadliest of the species
Alan Moore discusses the role and tall tales of Olga Smorodskaya in Russian football over the past five years.
Pitch pandemonium – who’s to blame?
Sierra Godfrey takes a look at some of the red cards, brawls, and abandoned matches last week and wonders who’s to blame.
Euro 2012: UEFA are the only thing wrong with it
James Hunt isn’t all too impressed with the governing body’s handling of the European Championships.