Getting angry at the wrong flag
A Ukrainian fan drew the ire of his hosts, even though they’d probably agree with his intentions.
The past few days suggest that you can find out things you did not want to know about footballers even when they’re on cloud number nine.
Read More“United by football.” UEFA bosses picked the slogan to show their tournament would welcome everyone while less welcoming politics are on the rise.
Read MoreA Ukrainian fan drew the ire of his hosts, even though they’d probably agree with his intentions.
Cuba’s national team lost the chance to qualify for the Gold Cup because they could not get their U.S. visas on time.
Tensions between Serbia and Albania surfaced in a game – and a tournament – which involved neither of them.
UEFA found itself (again) in the middle of a political spat between Ukraine and Russia.
The beautiful game is even played behind the walls of Vatican City. Sort of.
Soon the EU will be led by a man who took to Twitter to celebrate a team that refused to take the knee against racism.
Now that football has returned to our lives, we take a look at a match that was cancelled during the pandemic — for reasons that had nothing to do with the virus.
A Turkish sports hero. The son of a Greek fisherman. The footballer who balanced two supposedly incompatible national identities.
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United for football, divided right after?
“United by football.” UEFA bosses picked the slogan to show their tournament would welcome everyone while less welcoming politics are on the rise.