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South American Football Paying The Price For No Global Vision | Tim Vickery

South American clubs could have conquered the Asian market, but an insular view made this impossible.
Peru Preparing With Confidence for World Cup Appearance | Tim Vickery

After Sunday's win over Saudi Arabia, Ricardo Gareca's side have gone a record 14 games unbeaten
Tim Vickery’s Notes from South America: Oldies Veron and Zuniga carry on playing

Forty somethings Juan Veron and Ysrael Zuniga are defying the to play in the Libertadores Cup
Nick Bidwell’s Notes from Germany: Bremen rising under rookie coach Nouri

Werder Bremen have been transformed, against the odds, by novice boss Alexander Nouri
CAS judgement lays bare the extent of Sepp Blatter’s misuse of Fifa funds

The manner in which Sepp Blatter played fast and loose with FIFA money has been laid bare by the written judgment of his vain appeal to CAS against his six-year ban from football.
Can Feyenoord end their long wait for the league title?

Top of the table since day one of the 2016-17 season, the question is: can Feyenoord stay there?
Stadium Guide: Nou Camp Barcelona

It's the clasico this weekend, so where better to be than the Nou Camp with our stadium expert, Peterjon Cresswell.
World Soccer Awards 2016: Cristiano Ronaldo named Player of the Year

After an annus mirabilis which saw him win the Champions League and the European Championships, Cristiano Ronaldo is once again World Soccer's Player of the Year.
World Soccer Awards 2016: Claudio Ranieri scoops accolade for best manager

Wily Italian coach masterminded an unlikely triumph against the odds.
World Soccer Awards 2016: Leicester City take the Team of the Year

The surprise Premier League champions attract twice as many votes as their nearest challengers.
Stadium Guide: Old Trafford, Manchester United

Ahead of the eagerly-awaited Manchester derby, Peterjon Cresswell takes a tour of Old Trafford.