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THE WORLD THIS MONTH People in the news...on and off the pitch. David Conn FIFA bans third-party ownership. Brian Glanville FIFA keeping its secrets. TACTICS - English clubs struggle with three at the back.
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Lionel Messi: 'I Want To Win The Champions League Again'
After being presented with a record sixth ESM Golden Shoe, the Barcelona star sat down to talk frankly about his life and career.
New W-League Offers Hope
Aussie 2023 World Cup bid receives boost
Whirlwind Rise
The Small Skinny Teen With Spindly Legs Is Now The Future Of Barcelona’s Midfield
Gregg Berhalter
Shock defeat to Canada ramps up the pressure on USA coach.
Bob Bradley: 'I'm Not Afraid Of Any Challenge. I've Gone Places That Other People Wouldn't Have Gone Near'
The former USA and Egypt coach’s trailblazing career took him to Norway, France and the Premier League before a successful return to MLS
Long Road To Wembley
A record 47 countries enter 2021 Euros
Hitting New Heights
Following his summer move to Real Madrid, the pressure on Eden Hazard is greater than ever
Romelu Lukaku
Inter striker highlights Italian football’s ongoing problems with racism
Ansu Fati
Barca teen in demand ahead of Under-17 World Cup
Unbeaten Ukraine Keep It Tight
With Europe’s joint-tightest defence – like Belgium, they have conceded just one goal so far – Ukraine are unbeaten in five games and have only failed to score once: in their opening game when they held European champions Portugal to a goalless draw.
