El Clásico Uruguayo: The Roots of South America’s Oldest Derby

Between them, Peñarol and Nacional have won 98 of the 116 Uruguayan championships contested since the league’s launch in 1900. This is
Between them, Peñarol and Nacional have won 98 of the 116 Uruguayan championships contested since the league’s launch in 1900. This is
In this guest post, Sam Harris introduces us to the match day experience at Hertfordshire club, Berkhamsted FC. Southern League Division One
My guest is Liam Bambridge, Real Zaragoza fan and co-host of Belpod, the Belarussian football podcast. Like me, Liam was a student
My guest is Sivan John, Malaysia based blogger and podcaster with the Bola Bola Show. We look at the major football clubs
In this guest post, Arsenal fan and author of Tears at the Bombonera, Christopher Hylland, retraces the roots of Arsenal around Woolwich
We’re joined by Craig King, who runs the @FootballSwissEN account on Twitter, to discuss all things Swiss football. We look at the
What do the songs that football fans sing on the terraces say about them and wider society? My guest is Andrew Lawn,
My guest is Adam Brandon, who has spent more than a decade examining Chile’s football scene. We look at the domestic set-up,
In this guest post, Sam Harris gives us his tips for a visit to his local side, Chesham United. In the Buckinghamshire
My guest is Antony Sutton who runs the Indonesian football blog, Jakarta Casual, and wrote a book called Sepakbola: The Indonesian Way
I am on ‘home turf’ in this episode as I am joined by Mark Waldon, the author of London’s Fields: An Intimate
In this exclusive guest post, Stuart Gibbs describes the response of the Scottish Football Association (SFA) to the ban on women’s football
I am joined by Chris Hylland, whose new book Tears at La Bombonera is an account of his time groundhopping around South
My guest is Ralph Hannah, who runs the Guaraní Vision podcast focussed on Paraguayan football. He discusses the history of the game
Portugal lived under Western Europe’s longest dictatorship of the 20th century from 1926 until the Carnation Revolution of April 1974. One of the