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In-depth conversations with the voices shaping culture, calcio, and society. Explore unique perspectives, personal stories, and inspiring journeys from around the world.

Postcards from Buenos Aires: River Plate

All words and images by Joey Corlett Arrival in Núñez Stepping out of the Congreso de Tucumán station, it was immediately obvious that we were in a more upper-class part of Buenos Aires. The streets were clean, the pavements intact, and lovely kiosks lined the route, with fans hustling for

Postcards From Buenos Aires: Racing Club

All words and images by Joey Corlett We jumped into our taxi in La Boca, the driver looked back, confirming our destination.“El Cilindro?” We excitedly replied, “Yes!” The fella’s smile shifts to a frown…“Really?” We nervously stammer back, “Yeaaah?” The driver noting our uncertainty.“To see Racing?” Replying again, “Yeaaah?” just

FOOTBALL LIKE HOPE GROWS IN THE MOST UNLIKELY PLACES

In a country where baseball reigns supreme, João Tamura turns his lens toward the quiet, persistent rise of football in Cuba. From the dusty streets of Havana to improvised pitches in Santiago, he captures the sport not just as a game, but as a growing symbol of hope, identity, and

Life in Tromso

Nestled in the Arctic Circle, Tromsø is a city defined by contrasts—the midnight sun in summer, the polar night in winter, and a community where football is more than a sport; it’s a way of life. Tromsø IL’s Chief Commercial Officer, Wiggo Yttergaard, knows this better than most. Growing up

Corinthians’ Old Home and the End of an Era

There’s something about football stadiums that makes them feel like living, breathing entities. They aren’t just concrete and steel; they hold memories, rituals, and entire histories in their stands. For Corinthians fans, Pacaembu was exactly that—a place of unfiltered passion, a second home. Livia Corregio knows this feeling well. She

Ivan Juric’s Sacking Comes as no Suprise to Roma Fans

By Gregorio Gastaldi AS ROMA ACT AFTER DEFEAT AGAINST BOLOGNA AS Roma have sacked manager Ivan Juric after just 12 games in charge, following a 3-2 loss at home to Bologna on Sunday. I Giallorossi sit 12th in Serie A, with only three league wins. They now find themselves searching

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