Croatia v Greece
The Nations and Balls alternative preview to the play-off that a Croatia legend called the “worst possible draw.”
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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 MoreThe Nations and Balls alternative preview to the play-off that a Croatia legend called the “worst possible draw.”
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The night when football held its breath in shock, but also remembered why it is the beautiful game.
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Our monthly round-up of fan violence, racist behaviour and illicit banners that drew UEFA’s attention features Legia, Hajduk, and Partizan. Every month Nations and Balls will provide you with a review of matches that led to fines and stadium bans by UEFA’s disciplinary committee. Our first edition coincides with the qualification rounds for Europe’s club football competitions and predictably has […]
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