
Why men’s Olympic Football is not relevant anymore
Dima Gambino provides an in-depth look at how FIFA’s monopoly of international competitions robbed men’s Olympic football of its prestige, talent, and identity.
Dima Gambino provides an in-depth look at how FIFA’s monopoly of international competitions robbed men’s Olympic football of its prestige, talent, and identity.
With the Olympics due to take place later this year, we look at the possibility of Great Britain taking out the top honours in women’s football.
Amid the various scandals in the world of football, Alan Moore discusses the impact on the next World Cup which will be held in Russia.
Controversial United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) goalkeeper Hope Solo has been suspended for six months by the country’s governing body.
With Rio 2016 just around the corner, Niall Farrell looks at the hypothetical of an all-Ireland team representing the island at the Olympic Games.
Sarthak Kumar delves into the depths of time, when the Japanese football team, having no international prestige, started building one in Berlin.
James Kilpatrick looks at a former next big thing who is now at a career crossroads.
Alan Moore provides some more interesting thought and opinion of the subject of corruption, right under FIFA’s nose.
Francesca Baker believes that the Premier League could learn a lot from the spirit of the 2012 Olympic Games.
Alan Moore tkaes us to Belarus this week for a look at BATE Borisov.