One of Italy’s biggest cities to have never been represented in Serie A, Erasmo Iacovone almost changed that before his tragic death aged 25
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One thing is for sure, Lionel Scaloni now deserves to receive the plaudits for what he has achieved for Argentine football thus far
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“My target is to play the Champions League – we will see what happens. I just do what I do, I work hard and hope for the best in my future”
We all forget things. It might be leaving the key in the door. For football, it’s the welfare of its players. For me, it’s the Confederations Cup
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In 2004, the footballing world was turned on its head as golden generations tumbled, undone by the ordinary gifts of grit and guts