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Football through Bhasi Malapparamba

FT Staff writer Aug 7, 2018 0

Jushna Shahin Walking out of Alakapuri Hotel on the drenched road after a heavy downpour, past Palayam bus-stand, to cross the junction to reach Calicut Railway Station, our minds wandered around the golden-framed spectacled man, who took…
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In-depth

Fantastić, Chaotić, Historić – Croatia a step away from the greatest fairytale in World Cup…

FT Staff writer Jul 12, 2018 1

There was a moment in extra time at Moscow today which encapsulated what this Croatia team is all about. Luka Modric, playing his football in that rarefied air occupied only the greats of the game, stumbled for once, giving the ball away…
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Perspective

The joy of reading football

FT Staff writer Jul 8, 2018 0

As my family was never into football, it was natural for me to be distant and ignorant of the football world as a kid. In fact I remember distinctly how as a child I was surprisingly shocked when I learned that football is the most popular…
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It’s coming Home! The rise of the Three Lions

FT Staff writer Jul 7, 2018 0

After over a decade, England is finally playing quarterfinals in world cup football today, something that was least predicted in Russia this time. The tryst of the Three Lions to find a perch among the last four standing since 1990 have…
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Africa

The remnants of African blushes in Russia World Cup

FT Staff writer Jul 6, 2018 0

World's best players said painful adieu from the World Cup before the pre-quarter finals after the shock exit of heavyweights including Germany, Argentina, Portugal and Spain. Round of 16 match between Brazil and Mexico was exciting but the…
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Feature

The chronicles of Archibald Leitch: Remembering Britain’s legendary football architect

FT Staff writer Jul 1, 2018 0

I remember when I first started following the Premier League. It was around a decade ago and the championship was brimming with local and international talent; the likes of Henry, Beckham and Van Nistelrooy all made watching the Premier…
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Culture

The Local Cosmopolitan Clashes of World Cup: A Curious Case of Kerala

FT Staff writer Jun 29, 2018 0

With the victory of Belgium over England, the group stage matches of the World Cup are over. The qualified sixteen teams are preparing for the pre-quarter matches. To be at the endpoint of the Group matches means a lot. It demonstrates a…
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French Revolution: done and dusted. What next? Spanish Inquisition?

FT Staff writer Jun 28, 2018 1

New beginnings are always exciting times. Whether they turn out to be good or bad is altogether a different story. Arsenal FC is facing a new beginning and rightfully so, the mood around the Emirates is that of excitement with a hint of…
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World Cup

The Lions of the Atlas: Resistance to the Iberian Giants

FT Staff writer Jun 27, 2018 0

The Moroccan national team also known as ‘The Lions of the Atlas’ made quite a name for themselves in the ongoing World Cup in Russia. Their best performance in the World Cup was when they reached the Round of 16 in 1986 to become the first…
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World Cup

Waiting for the Messiah’s resurrection to lift La Albiceleste

FT Staff writer Jun 26, 2018 0

From the magnitude of a penalty he missed in a third consecutive final, the Argentine super star, arguably the best player on the earth, Lionel Messi walked-off from MetLife Stadium pulling his shirt on his face after the Copa America final…
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