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Goals and dreams – A defence of the Europa League
Often dismissed as the Champions League’s poorer cousin, Jack Flanagan believes that the Europa League should be celebrated for the goals and dreams it produces.
Category: African Football
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.
Interview – Angolan national team manager Beto Bianchi
Sarthak Kumar interviews Angolan national team manager Beto Bianchi, who details his experiences as a player and a manager.
Ten Middle Eastern players who should make the move to Europe
Ali Al-Fakhri brings us ten players who could make the jump from plying their trade in the Middle East to somewhere in Europe.
Game Theory – The changing landscape of footballing scouting
Kaustubh Pandey speaks to Dustin Bottger of the Global Soccer Network about the evolution of scouting.
Asamoah Gyan – Ghana’s imperfect legend and one last roll of the dice
Ahead of tonight’s AFCON semi-final, Ross Findlay discusses the legacy of Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan.
The Mozambique Moçambola – Ferroviário da Beira v Chingale de Tete
Lewis Blakeman recounts his trip to Mozambique where he took in a game from the country’s top flight league, the Moçambola.
A Springbok ran in Solitude – South Africa’s international debut
Gerry Farrell goes back almost a century to look at South Africa’s trip to Ireland as part of a three month tour of Europe.
From Antrim to Africa – Rwanda coach Johnny McKinstry
Damien Edgar spoke with Lisburn man Johnny McKinstry who is at the start of a new chapter in an exciting African adventure.
The end of an era for the Ivory Coast’s Elephants
James Nolan reviews what has been a strong decade for football in the Ivory Coast as a legend calls it a day.