Here are three books which offer inspiration and context on the deep roots of football.
FC United of Manchester, a club established and owned by fans aiming to keep football affordable.
By looking at the travels Dutch football championships require over a period of 125 years we can see patterns.
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?
What does the reaction to Gary Lineker’s tweet mean for modern day football's current role in wider society?
Archival documents about the so-called entertainment tax are an interesting and surprising source for research into football history.
Prayer days on stadiums, faith rooms and inclusive chants: here is how English football is adapting to a changing world.
Students can explore 19th and 20th century global history through the cultural spread of the game.
Interview with researchers Valerio Mancini, Narcís Pallarès-Domènech and Alessio Postiglione on football and Geopolitics.
Football clubs and fan groups can (re)tell the migration stories of players for education. Here is one transferable practice!
Today in 2015, the Paris Climate Accords were agreed. This article reminds us of football’s industrial origins and provides some perspective to the future.
