Brexit, industry and national identity: England’s World Cup run through the eyes of an everyday English town
Louis Lancaster, Taiwan manager: ‘My dad wasn’t well when I left and I knew I might not see him again’
Sven-Goran Eriksson: ‘You have to change a little bit, but my methods are more or less the same everywhere’
The rise, fall and resurrection of Red Star Belgrade – and why European competition still means so much to them
Jair Bolsonaro is a throwback to the dark days of Brazil’s military dictatorship. So why do so many footballers support him?
‘I’ve met kings, sultans, presidents and prime ministers’: The Liverpool-born coach who’s worked in seven Asian countries
James Keene: The striker from Somerset who’s played in India, Norway, South Africa, Israel and Sweden
‘If we had the right resources, we could change the world’ – Behind the scenes at the ConIFA World Football Cup