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Big Name, Empty Trophy Cabinet. FCK Women Must Deliver.
Five thousand, one hundred and sixty-five people turned up to Vanløse Idrætspark in August 2024 to watch FC Copenhagen Women play their very first league...

How Rave Culture Escaped Manchester and Took Over Everything
There is a version of British musical history that gets told with a very narrow lens: Manchester, the Hacienda, a warehouse somewhere off a motorway, a...
Britpop Was Never Just Blur vs Oasis. It Was So Much Bigger.
There is a version of Britpop that gets recycled every few years, and by now we know it by heart. Blur versus Oasis. The chart battle. The lads. The lager....

Britpop Was a Boys' Club. Let's Correct the Record.
There is a version of Britpop that gets told on a loop: Liam sneering into a microphone, Damon being clever about it, the battle of 1995, Knebworth, Cool...
PSG Played the Game. City Played the Victim. Now Look.
Nasser al-Khelaifi sat in Copenhagen last month and delivered a keynote speech about the future of European football governance, with Manchester City's...

Five White Kids From Long Island Who Named Themselves Black
Not everything in hip-hop history makes immediate sense, and some of the things that don't make sense turn out to be the most interesting. Young Black...

England Are Qualified. Now Comes the Hard Part.
England got the job done against Greece. A 3-1 win in Crete on Friday evening, with the second leg at home on Tuesday, and barring something genuinely...

Celtic Are Back on Top, But the Noise Won't Quiet Down
Celtic walked into Fir Park on Saturday carrying the weight of a club in genuine unease. Three consecutive defeats. A fractious international break filled...

Spain Showed USWNT Exactly What Still Needs Fixing
Spain came to Washington DC on Saturday and did what the best teams always do: they punished sloppiness immediately, banked the lead, and made the Americans...

The Lionesses Won in Crete. They're Not Fixed Yet.
England went to Crete last Thursday and did what they were supposed to do. They beat a Greece side ranked 54 places below them, they scored three goals...

Gordon's First, Eight From Eight: Barça Look Unstoppable
Anthony Gordon took 80 seconds to write his name into Barcelona's season, and in some ways that single deflected strike tells you everything about where...

Jordan Henderson Just Reminded Everyone He Exists
Jordan Henderson is 36 years old, playing for a Chelsea side that nobody quite expected him to be leading, and on Sunday afternoon at Stamford Bridge he...
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PSG Played the Game. City Played the Victim. Now Look.
Nasser al-Khelaifi sat in Copenhagen last month and delivered a keynote speech about the future of European football governance, with Manchester City's...

England Are Qualified. Now Comes the Hard Part.
England got the job done against Greece. A 3-1 win in Crete on Friday evening, with the second leg at home on Tuesday, and barring something genuinely...
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How Rave Culture Escaped Manchester and Took Over Everything
There is a version of British musical history that gets told with a very narrow lens: Manchester, the Hacienda, a warehouse somewhere off a motorway, a...
Britpop Was Never Just Blur vs Oasis. It Was So Much Bigger.
There is a version of Britpop that gets recycled every few years, and by now we know it by heart. Blur versus Oasis. The chart battle. The lads. The lager....

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There is a version of Britpop that gets told on a loop: Liam sneering into a microphone, Damon being clever about it, the battle of 1995, Knebworth, Cool...

Five White Kids From Long Island Who Named Themselves Black
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They formed in Manchester in 1983, released one of the greatest debut albums in British history in 1989, spent most of the early nineties fighting their own...

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‘Brighton are the world’s most forward-thinking club’: Jason McCarthy on retiring at 29 to coach
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