Ferenc Puskas: The Greatest Striker

Albert Camus was a literary giant of the 20th century, known for his philosophy of absurdity in the human quest for the meaning of life. His personal life and North African roots helped shape his writing. In philosophy circles, many called him a prominent voice of existentialism, ...  Show more

Asmahan was a rebel in a world of expectations. From a Druze Princess to exalted singer in 1930s and 40s Egypt – she lived in extremes and did exactly what she wanted. Asmahan also moonlighted as a messenger during the Second World War and when she was killed under mysterious cir ...  Show more

If you need to make a bet on where the next generation of soccer superstars will come from, you’d best take a look at Germany, and soccer’s premier finishing school for young talent: Borussia Dortmund. Sancho is a rising English star and the best player on Dortmund right now, Haa ...  Show more

Join us as we celebrate the great Pelé, his career, and his huge impact on World Cups - winning three! 

Danny Kelly speaks to those who played with, against or simply admired the great 'Pele', as they dig deep into the Brazilian's unbelie ...

In 1988, the Soviet Union made it to the final of the European Championships where they faced competition favourites, the Netherlands.It proved to be the side’s last great achievement before the breakup of the union.Soviet defender Sergei Baltacha remembers coming on as a substit ...  Show more

This week we're bringing you something special from our friends at NPR and Futuro Media: the first episode of the podcast, The Last Cup. From his earliest goals on the soccer fields of his hometown in Argentina to his arrival at Spain's Barça Football Club, host Jasmine Garsd fol ...  Show more