Real Madrid and Barcelona don’t need no cup. Every meeting between them is royal
El Calsico – part 3
How to enjoy the Messi experience? One move, one goal, one smile at a time
El Clasico – part 2
Real, down one man, managed a comeback. Its celebration after a home tie say a whole lot of how much Real is afraid of its archenemy
El Clasico – part one
Some weird logic claims that either Barcelona or Real can afford itself to lose the first of the upcoming four games between them. It is easy to confront this theory, but let us just say: Real Madrid and Barcelona can’t afford to lose to each other. This is what makes this rivalry such a classic
Who can play like Real Madrid?
Tottenham’s best strategy would be to make tonight’s gam a clash of styles
This is a man’s world
After fighting racism and chauvinism, football should get rid of homophobia
United we stand, seated we’re divided
English fans are campaigning for the return of standing areas (and good old times of football atmosphere)
Who needs the boys from Brazil?
Does Europe really need Neymar? Does Neymar need Europe? Recent economic trends may suggest otherwise
The times they are changing
Jean-Paul Sartre could not have found a better example for his relations between past and future than today’s clash between Inter and Bayern
Unfair Play
F.C. Copenhagen, facing Chelsea tonight in the Champions League, doesn’t get any extra credit for running its football business the right way
Who needs Fernando Torres?
Here are 11 reasons why Liverpool is on the way back to its glory days
Football Rules (On the protests in Egypt)
Dictators have often treated football with fear. Why? Because the game represents all the virtues those regimes are afraid of.
A look into the relationship between football and dictatorships, as the ultras of Cairo’s sports clubs are marching in the front lines of the protests against Egypt’s regime.
