After the fall of Hosni Mubarak, politics permeated every aspect of Egyptian life, including football. This is evident in the fierce rivalry between Al Ahly and Zamalek during the Cairo derby. The documentary explores how the revolution of 2011 impacted these football clubs and their passionate fans. It delves into the deep-seated history and fervent emotions that surround this iconic match, shedding light on a nation in transition and a sport that serves as both a battleground and a unifying force for the people of Egypt.

Egypt, football and revolution

Chester FC rose from the ruins of bankrupted Chester City with the unwavering support of devoted fans in 2011. This documentary delves into the intense rivalry and passionate battle between fan-owned football clubs, highlighting the resilience and determination of those who refused to let their beloved team fade into obscurity. Through captivating interviews and archival footage, the film captures the spirit of community, loyalty, and the never-ending fight for the soul of the beautiful game.

Battle of the fan-owned football clubs

The documentary explores the growing presence of women in football, focusing on the equal pay structure at Lewes and the established women's team at Arsenal. With English Premier League clubs investing in the women's game, the film questions whether women's football should mirror the structure of men's football or carve out its own unique identity.

Football: the business case for the women's game

Follow the gripping journey of Rosario: Violence, Drugs and Football, a powerful documentary film that delves into the complex intersection of these three themes in an urban setting. Through intimate interviews and raw footage, the film explores the impact of violence and drug use on the local football community, shedding light on the struggles faced by its youth. Experience the gritty reality of life in Rosario as the film navigates through the challenges and moments of resilience in this compelling narrative.

Rosario: Violence, Drugs and Football

In Indonesia, a football match turns tragic, leading to one of the world's deadliest sporting disasters. VICE News delves into the aftermath, exploring the country's fight against police brutality and seeking answers on who bears responsibility for the deadly game.

Inside One of the World's Deadliest Football Games

In Premier League academies, only a tiny fraction of young boys who enter at age nine will ever make a career out of football. Sky's Martha Kelner investigates whether football adequately prepares these boys for life and alternative careers. Join Martha as she travels across the UK to meet some of these young aspiring athletes and explores the challenges they face. If you need support related to the issues covered in Martha's report, you can reach out to the Samaritans for anonymous help at 116 123 or jo@samaritans.

Special Report: The lost boys of football

The Euro 2020 tournament shed light on racism in U.K football, with fans hurling racial abuse at Marcus Rashford, Jaden Sancho, and Bukayo Saka. In #HowNotToBeRacist, Chant‚àö¬© Joseph delves into the deeper issues beyond just blaming the fans for the prevalence of racism in the sport.

The Truth About Racism In Football

Meet Mubiru Reagan, a young boy from Kampala, Uganda, abandoned at 3, surviving on the streets by selling scrap metal, dreaming of soccer glory. Discovered by a coach, he receives a grant for education, offering hope to many children in similar situations. Follow Reagan as he navigates challenges to reach his goal of playing for Uganda, with famous figures championing the transformative power of football for underprivileged youth.

Uganda: Football to Escape Crime & Poverty

Step into the intense world of Indonesian football in the 2019 documentary film, "Running Amok." Discover how this Southeast Asian nation has elevated football-related violence to alarming levels, with 74 deaths attributed to football hooliganism over the past 25 years. Explore the passion and chaos that define Indonesian football culture in this eye-opening documentary.

Step Into The Madness Of Indonesian Football

When league football stopped in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 outbreak, Mark Palios, chairman of Tranmere Rovers, introduced Project Malthus to sustain the League One club during uncertain times. Facing the possibility of relegation pending a league-wide vote, Palios emphasizes the urgency for football to address its financial challenges. Amidst the pandemic, he stresses the importance of clubs like Tranmere supporting their communities.

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