"Plantation"
The Fiver | An admission that perhaps the Premier League is the ‘best in the world’
Rob Smyth
05, Apr, 2022 @2:51 PM
'We looked identical': one man's discovery of slavery, family and football
Tusdiq Din
24, Dec, 2020 @12:00 PM
Gilberto Silva: why are players staying silent when football is suffering?
Amy Lawrence
02, Dec, 2015 @11:59 AM
Manchester United 0-3 Liverpool – as it happened
Simon Burnton
16, Mar, 2014 @3:55 PM
World Cup 2014: England drawn in group of uncontrollable perspiration
Not quite the group of death, but for Roy Hodgson it was the most amusingly self-fulfilling and horribly sweat-soaked draw
Barney Ronay
06, Dec, 2013 @8:24 PM
Blocking out Borneo's loggers
The Dayak people of Borneo are erecting barricades and hoping for a miracle
20, Nov, 2008 @9:00 AM
Guardian Unlimited's tea-time take on the world of football
TERRY GETS FIESTY
Ben McFarland and Paul Doyle
17, Mar, 2008 @4:53 PM
Kerr's game without frontiers
He was born into an era when 'soccer' was still banned in the playground; the Republic of Ireland manager recalls days past and present with Michael Walker.
Michael Walker
16, Nov, 2004 @1:54 AM
Hirsute, and Astute
ROMAN FUNERALS?
Rob Smyth and Nick Harper
25, May, 2004 @3:54 PM
In the court of King George
As a player he has done it all. He made money and friends in high places. Now George Weah faces his toughest goal - to help the child soldiers traumatised by civil war in Liberia. Jason Burke, in Monrovia, sees a local legend cast his spell.
Jason Burke
05, Aug, 2000 @11:23 PM
Dutch snatch penalty prize
Holland looked ready to put their clog in it and the sense of despondency and anti-climax was palpable before a late and hotly disputed penalty from Frank de Boer salvaged this poor performance by the co-hosts.
Jon Brodkin in Amsterdam
12, Jun, 2000 @4:33 PM
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