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The best footballer you’ve never heard of

El Slavador's finest and regarded by Diego Maradona as an all-time great, read the story of Jorge ‘Mágico’ González.
Xavi: Spain’s greatest ever player

Sid Lowe looks at the career of Xavi, arguably Spain's greatest ever player.
River Plate looking to regain past glories

River Plate have recovered from the ignominy of 2011's relegation and now they are looking at continental glory.
Why football in Algeria is more than a game

How the sport is inextricably entwined with Algeria's battle for independence.
Nick Bidwell’s Notes from Germany: tactical tour de force by Pep Guardiola

Shorn of several creative players, Bayern Munich found a novel way to defeat rivals Dortmund.
Gheorghe Hagi creating a new legacy for Romanian football

Twenty one years after leading Romania to their best ever World Cup showing, Gheorghe Hagi is looking to revive footbal in his homeland.
Things we learned from the weekend – March 14-15, 2015

Manchester United return to form, Cristiano Ronaldo cannot hit a barn door...
The miracle of Auckland City FC

Auckland City FC were the surprise package of the Club World Cup, but will their exploits go unnoticed back in New Zealand.
Tim Vickery’s Notes from Brazil: Brazilian clubs paying the price for the profligate years

Cruzeiro, a rare beacon of continuity in Brazilian football, are being forced to sell a trio of star players.
Out of Africa: the story of Eusebio’s roots in Mozambique

Eusebio was not only a great player, he was also a great man.
Iraqi football under the Saddam Hussein

Life under Saddam Hussein and his son Uday was frequently a hellish experience for footballers, but some Iraqis think it has got worse since.