Love, gender and football. Jennifer Doyle wonders why men can’t talk to women about football, and why it’s perhaps only a woman who can draw footballers as human beings.
In England, the most exciting race to the finish is once again not in the Premier League but one division lower. With the help of Bill’s Sports Maps, we take a visual tour of the Championship.
Following on from earlier coverage anticipating the release of Kicken für die Krone (”The Mouse that Scored”) in cinemas this week, film-maker Sigvard Wohlwend reflects on his time with the Liechtenstein national team and the reaction to his and co-director Sebastian Frommelt’s film.
What is the relationship between the quality of refereeing decisions and respect for the referee? If referees are put under pressure by players, fans and the media how far does this affect their judgement? Vanda Wilcox compares England and Italy.
Who says MLS is meaningless and boring? Here’s video proof of the torment an MLS team goes through when it loses to a rival.
Read all about the FA up to some strange tricks, Seattle fans win the day for Sounders, violence in unlikely places, and the state of MLS.
Toronto FC took over two thousand fans on the long journey to Columbus. It was the largest ever away support travel in the MLS regular season — Pitch Invasions ask how it went down, and what it means for the future of away support in North American soccer.
Forbes focuses on ten super stadiums being developed in the world of sport, and two of them are, perhaps surprisingly, in MLS.
