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Three reasons why Messi is the greatest of all-time
The debate never goes away but one man always rises to the top, it’s Lionel Messi.
Tag: World Cup
So, are you going to watch the World Cup?
Phil Greene discusses the question a lot of people are mulling over heading into a World Cup plagued with corruption, geopolitical powerplays and a distressing human rights message.
Why Lionel Messi is finally primed for World Cup glory in Qatar
Brant James Muturi looks at Argentina and puts forward the case for the South Americans winning the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The Changing Game – English football season 1989/90
David Hardman rewinds more than 30 years and looks at a new dawn for English football in late 1980s and early 1990s.
Can Rashford return to England squad for 2022 World Cup?
Marcus Rashford has had a strong start to the Premier League season, just in time for the upcoming World Cup.
Ronaldo, Roy and hometown refereeing – revisiting the 2002 World Cup
Peter Fitzpatrick looks back at the 2002 World Cup in Japan and Korea as we hit the 20th anniversary of the tournament.
How do African football stadiums stack up against each other?
As the world gears up for Africa’s return to the world stage, Deolu Akingbade talks to architect Coby Lefkowitz about African stadiums and asks him how African architecture can evolve.
Discipline. Morocco. Starpower. In that order?
Deolu Akingbade looks at Morocco coach Valid Halilhodzic’s priorities and examines the state of football in the Maghreb.
Peseiro, Blanc, and more – who could take charge of Africa’s elite
As international football cools, federations will search for new managers, try to pin down old ones, and face the hard questions. Deolu Akingbade looks at the major managerial races in Africa.
Which nations are in contention at the 2022 World Cup?
We’re still months away from the 2022 World Cup but with qualification almost done and dusted, we can begin to look at some of the contenders.