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Numbers at play – Science predicts Confederations Cup success for Russia
With the Confederations Cup an intriguing test for Russian infrastructure, Alan Moore uses science to predict success for the host country this summer.
Tag: Brazil
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.
The sound of silence – Alcides Ghiggia and the Maracanazo
Alcides Ghiggia was the World Cup winning hero for Uruguay in 1950. His tale is as dramatic today as it was then, writes Aidan Williams.
Ciao Fabio, spasibo for the effort!
Alan Moore brings news from Russia where Fabio Capello is no longer the coach of the national side.
Brazil have grown stronger thanks to World Cup humiliation
The change in leadership of the Brazilian national team led to a large scale overhaul of the squad, Ellis King assesses what has changed in the Brazil camp.
The 12 danger men at Copa America 2015
With Copa America 2015 under a week away Ellis King identifies the most influential attacker each nation has to offer.
Un-event-full Ireland – Part 1
Alan Moore discusses the lack of top brass support when it comes to having major sporting events in Ireland.
Where is FIFA? – Part 2
Alan Moore is back with the second part of his look at some of football’s dodgy dealings that seem to co unnoticed by FIFA.
Never forget your roots – Palmeiras’ illustrious history
Tomos Knox looks at how Brazilian nationalism transformed Palestra Italia into a Brazilian team.
How football shaped Brazil
Conor Heffernan takes a historical look at the influence that the round ball game has had on Brazil.