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Can a legendary playmaker become a legendary tactician? We’re diving deep into Lake Como to witness the managerial masterclass of Cesc Fàbregas. From implementing a dominant 60% possession style to orchestrating a historic triumph over Juventus, Cesc is proving his footballing IQ ...  Show more

After three years of heartbreak as runners-up, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal appears more "title-ready" than ever. In this episode, we break down the tactical shift that has the Gunners sitting four points clear at the top of the table. From the "impenetrable core" of Saliba and Gabriel ...  Show more

FIFA is yet to decide whether captains will be able to wear the rainbow 'OneLove' arm bands for this year's women's Football World Cup in New Zealand and Australia. The arm bands used to show support towards the LGBT+ community, were a controversial topic at last year's men's Wor ...  Show more

International outrage is growing after Fifa announced that Saudi Arabia's tourism authority would be a major sponsor of the Women's World Cup - co-hosted by Aotearoa from July. The sponsorship came as a shock to a disappointed NZ Football, which wasn't consulted. Fifa is yet to p ...  Show more

Football's world governing body, FIFA, has threatened to sanction any captain who wears the OneLove armband during the World Cup. The multi-coloured armband supports diversity and inclusion - especially for the LGBT+ community. Same-sex relations are illegal in Qatar where the wo ...  Show more

New Zealand Football's push-back to a Saudi Arabian tourism body sponsoring the women's Football World Cup has surprised the sport's bigwigs. FIFA were reportedly caught off-guard by criticism of Visit Saudi's involvement in the world cup which kicks off in Auckland in July. The ...  Show more