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Manchester City’s 2020-21 season is chronicled over 46 days, offering an exclusive look at the players and staff within the team's first-team bubble.
Berlin's first Bundesliga derby in 40 years between Hertha and Union showcases the intense rivalry and complex history of the city's football culture.
In April 2018, Jordan Worth was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for abusing her boyfriend, Alex Skeel, who nearly died from her violence.
Martin Odegaard's leadership at just 27 years old is explored through insights from coaches and teammates, highlighting his unique balance of football and life.
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, two of football's greatest icons, have defined an era of rivalry that has captivated fans worldwide.
SC Freiburg, a football club with a 118-year wait for a final, captures the spirit of its laidback fans as they experience the thrill of potential victory.
Cristiano Ronaldo, a football icon from Madeira, Portugal, has achieved remarkable success in the Premier League, La Liga, and Serie A while inspiring millions through his philanthropy and dedication.
On 7 May 2016, Leicester City Football Club lifted the Premier League trophy, completing a season that defied all expectations and captured global attention.
Scotland's complex relationship with football, marked by a history of highs and heartbreaks, is vividly explored during their return to a major tournament after 23 years.
Jude Bellingham's rise from a youth player at Birmingham City to a key figure in the England national team is chronicled through interviews and behind-the-scenes footage.
Lionel Messi's extraordinary career spans from his early days in Rosario to becoming a legendary figure at Barcelona and a pivotal player for PSG.
Mohamed Salah, the Egyptian footballer, rose from Nagrig to global fame, achieving success with clubs like Liverpool while inspiring millions through his talent and dedication.
Liverpool achieved a stunning 4-0 victory over Barcelona at Anfield, marking one of the most dramatic comebacks in UEFA Champions League history!
CONIFA, a grassroots international football tournament, showcases teams from unrecognized nations and regions, offering them a platform to celebrate their identities and stories.
Luka Modric, a Croatian footballer, overcame the challenges of war and displacement to lead Real Madrid to Champions League success and guide Croatia to its first World Cup final.
Brazilian footballers, from Juninho and Gilberto Silva to Casemiro and Gabriel, have significantly influenced the evolution of the Premier League.
English football clubs can be exploited by convicted criminals for money laundering, as revealed by undercover reporters exposing the tactics of football dealmakers.
England's men's football team failed to meet expectations at the 2006 World Cup, with insights from key players like Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard.
Spain's national football team, renowned for its tiki-taka style, achieved unprecedented success by winning the UEFA Euro 2008 championship.
Football managers Bertie Mee and Laurie Brown exemplify the highs and lows of the profession, navigating the pressures of success and failure in the league.
Diego Maradona's enduring legacy in Naples is celebrated through the passionate stories of fans who regard him as a local hero and a symbol of the city's pride.
Britain's youth football firms are examined during the intense 2013/14 season, highlighting the culture and rivalries surrounding the sport.
Almost one hundred football officials in West Africa and Kenya were caught on camera accepting bribes in a two-year undercover investigation by Anas Aremeyaw Anas.
Football match-fixing in Asia reveals a corrupt network where officials and club owners manipulate outcomes, leaving players vulnerable to bribery and exploitation.
Gambling companies increasingly sponsor Premier League teams, raising concerns about transparency and the promotion of illegal betting operations, particularly in China.
Sir Alex Ferguson shares insights from his legendary career as Manchester United's manager, highlighting key strategies that led to unprecedented success.
Dante Hawkins explores the world of football hooliganism, revealing the culture, rivalries, and consequences of violence surrounding the sport.
Erling Haaland has rapidly risen from youth football to become a key striker for Manchester City, showcasing his exceptional talent and work ethic.
Manchester United, a football powerhouse, boasts an impressive record of 20 Premier League titles, 3 UEFA Champions League victories, and 12 FA Cups!
Ann McKee, a leading neurologist at Boston University’s CTE Center, explains her decision to prevent her children from playing football due to brain injury risks.
Martin Keown, a versatile and tenacious defender, played a crucial role in Arsenal's success, contributing to multiple league titles and the iconic 'Invincibles' season.
Alan Shearer, a legendary striker, is celebrated for his prolific career at Southampton, Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle United, and the England national team.
Harry Carson, a former NFL linebacker, reflects on his regret over playing football and the awareness of CTE among players, advocating for brain injury lawsuits.
Gary Lineker reunites with Diego Maradona in Buenos Aires, reflecting on their iconic 1986 World Cup encounter and the evolution of football over two decades.
Tom Brady has won seven Super Bowl championships, the most by any quarterback in NFL history, and is known for his intense focus and work ethic.
"Bert's Babes," the Swindon Town football team, is showcased in a week-long exploration of their lives beyond the pitch, revealing their daily routines and camaraderie.
The multi-billion euro football industry faces scrutiny over corruption, exploitation of young players, and the controversial awarding of World Cups to Russia and Qatar.
Gary Lineker reunites with Diego Maradona in Buenos Aires, reflecting on their iconic 1986 World Cup encounter and the evolution of football.
Ronaldo, a legendary footballer, is celebrated for his extraordinary skills, record-breaking achievements, and impact on the sport worldwide.
Arsenal FC faces significant challenges and changes following Ivan Gazidis' call for transformation, as explored through expert insights and analysis.
Bill Shankly, the legendary manager of Liverpool FC, transformed the club into a football powerhouse and left a lasting legacy in the sport.
Bradley Welsh, a notorious 14-year-old hooligan leader, commanded a gang of 200 Hibernian fans and faced seven arrests by age 15.
Alan Shearer explores the alarming connection between football and dementia, highlighting the risks associated with heading the ball and its impact on players' health.
Eric Cantona's career at Manchester United from 1992 to 1996 is explored alongside insights into his intriguing family background.
Arsenal Football Club transformed from a traditional English team into a progressive powerhouse between 1989 and 2006, marked by key figures like George Graham and Arsène Wenger.
Jurgen Klopp shares insights into his leadership strategies and transformative approach to managing Liverpool, revealing the mindset behind his success.
Football apprentices at Liverpool face grueling training and demanding duties, with over half failing to secure a professional contract.
Brazil's 1970 World Cup champions, celebrated as the greatest football team ever, are showcased in highlights from the first color broadcast of the tournament.
