Exemplifying sibling rivalry, Siem and Luuk de Jong would spend much of their careers fighting against one another
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE Both the Czech Republic and Denmark had fairly remarkable routes to their Euro 2004 quarter-final. The Czechs had shown their muscle during the group stages…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE When Ukraine met Sweden in their Euro 2012 opener, it was a tale of two sides elevated by their talismanic strikers, Andriy Shevchenko and Zlatan…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE National allegiance and patriotism are simple concepts for many people. They are born and bred in one country, then go on to live there throughout…
That Éder, a man with an unremarkable record, gifted Portugal Euro 2016 glory should offer hope that others can place their names amongst the greats
Emile Heskey learned the hard way in the A-League: it can be hard to feel on top of the world when you’re living Down Under
Carles Puyol was the architect of an enduring legacy that heralds him one of the best defenders in Barcelona and world football history
What made Dennis Bergkampso special was the magical qualities he had with the ball at his feet, the kind that stopped time, time and again
Julian Dicks was undoubtedly a player who was hard as nails but he was also talented and blessed with the sweetest left foot you could wish for
Roy Keane began the 1990s as a semi-pro footballer in Ireland and ended it as Manchester United’s historic treble-winning captain
A side such little was expected of in September, by May, Ajax would prove themselves as one of their generation’s most exciting teams in Europe
Playing exciting, fast football, Senegal would conjure up all their might to unforgettably dispose of France in the opening game of the 2002 World Cup
While hardly a vintage Juventus, it was one that contained World Cup winners and was 3-1 up. Still, that wasn’t enough to defeat an electric Fulham
In 2014, a century after Corinthian-Casuals were forced to abandon a tour to Brazil due to war, Brazilian giants Corinthians would play their father club
Largely lauded as a luxury during his time at Southampton, since moving to Ajax, Dušan Tadić has become one of Europe’s most feared attacking stars
They influenced Corinthians in Brazil and Real Madrid in Spain, and inflicted Manchester United’s biggest defeat: this is Corinthian FC
Skilful, clinical and fiery, Colombian striker Alfredo Morelos is shining in Scotland, with a move to the Premier League looking increasingly likely
This feature is part of Virtuoso The story of James Rodríguez’s career following the 2014 World Cup is an intriguing one. It’s a tale of an incredible talent ravaged by injury but…