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Copa América preview – Group C
Uruguay are one of the favourites for this year’s Copa America but they will need to come through a tricky group to make the knockout phase.
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Due for a few changes, the Copa America begins this month
The Copa America kicks off in just a few days so Andrew Smith gives us the rundown on what to expect from the tournament in Brazil.
Interview: Ex-Cádiz player and globe-trotting Spaniard Carlos Martínez
A broken youth system, a pressuring agent and Spain’s dire finances – Sarthak Kumar finds out more about the fascinating story of Carlos Martínez.
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.
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.
Forget Qatar 2022, FIFA’s corruption is far older and far deeper
Alan Moore offers his thoughts on FIFA in the wake of the arrests that are set to heap intense scrutiny onto the game’s governing body.
South American round up and international preview
Ian Walker gives us a quick round up of the action in Argentina and Brazil this week, and also take look at the upcoming international action.
South American football round-up
Ian Walker’s weekly dispatch on the latest from South American football.
Bielsa finally returns
Callum Farrell discusses the latest managerial role for one of the game’s most intriguing tacticians, Marcelo Bielsa.
Alexis and Chile in Brazil
Julian Boland discusses Chile who will be hoping to cause a surprise at the World Cup by pipping either Spain or Holland to a place in the knock out stage.