The story of a Galician footballer, who died fighting francoism with his brother, but was able to surprise his own executors just before the bullet.
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?
The story of the first footballer to disappear in Argentina, how he escaped prison, tortures and finally found safety in Europe.
This article tells about dissident journalist João Saldanha, who ended up to be wonder Brazil 1970 coach, to be fired just before the Rimet Cup.
FC Olt crushed its rivals, had great players, but was banned after the execution of the boss: Nicolae Ceaușescu.
He did not celebrate any great sporting successes for Eintracht but for football fans, he was nevertheless an outstanding representative.
In an industrial city in Sweden, an Assyrian football club created by immigrant workers revived an ancient past.
André Kamperveen and Paul Bhagwandas were both coaches of the national team in Suriname. Kamperveen was a victim of the December Murders, Bhagwandas a perpetrator.
Though he is remembered for scoring the most goals in a World Cup, Fontaine also worked tirelessly to defend footballers’ rights.
A loving fan and musician put together his two passions and created this compilation of tunes from the Jazz Age.
Remembering one’s through creating an intergenerational project through football in Terezin
A review of educational material which covers exclusion, persecution and annihilation through real-life examples from the past
