In an industrial city in Sweden, an Assyrian football club created by immigrant workers revived an ancient past.
From the example of Goalball, we look at some broader issues with inclusion and equality in sport.
The Filipino Football Community Thailand has transformed from casual games among friends into a cornerstone of Filipino culture in the Thai capital.
A story of the success and heart of the Silesian football club. It’s history through WWII and a beacon for Silesian culture.
On this day in 1997, the first Mondiali Antirazzisti, or Antiracist World Championship, was held. In 2020, due to corona, it is - just like the Euro2020 - postponed.
Football clubs and fan groups can (re)tell the migration stories of players for education. Here is one transferable practice!
This article tells the story of the “Cup of Free Spain”, played during the Spanish Civil war in Republican territories, acknowledged only today, on 18th July 2023.
Today in 1966, England won the World Cup. This represented a key moment of change, both in post-war Britain and for the post-colonial politics unfolding across the globe.
A trip through the history of one of the most supported Greek teams, and its origin among Anatolian refugees
This article tells two stories of famous Portuguese players born in Africa, and can be useful for reflecting on the relationship between colonialism, nationalism and identity.
Historian Jurryt van de Vooren took a dive into the archive to discover a unique relationship between football and trains.
The World Cup has long been the stage where football reaches its highest peak. What does its evolution show us about football taking centre stage?
