It’s in the (inter)net! [January 13]
- Investors gambling on the Championship (The Guardian)
- Considering the Elfin Jermain Defoe (Run of Play)
- Football in Barbados in crisis (NationNews)
- Remembering Ipswich at the 1981 Uefa Cup Final (Extreme Groundhopping)
- Photos of African football supporters (Road to 2010 World Cup)
- The most politically charged match on the planet? (The Guardian)
- Outcasts: The lands that Fifa forgot (Culture of Soccer)
- The hard surface of Palestinian women’s football (The Global Game)
- Columbus Crew cut seats for AOR (Ian Plenderleith)
- The Premier League’s stranglehold in Zanzibar (The Telegraph)
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Bnei Sakhnin beat Beitar with a 90th minute goal, setting off wild celebrations in the area.
Match report in English from Haaretz here: http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/944030.html
I presume that I am not the only one smiling, even if Beitar still lead the league by some margin.