From River Plate and Valencia to Real Zaragoza and Benfica, where does Pablo Aimar rank in the pantheon of great Argentine attacking talents?

The average attendance at League of Ireland matches in 2014 was just 1,559. In the same year, 120,000 Irish fans travelled to attend Premier League games, ...

It’s been 30 years since Sampdoria lifted the Scudetto. Where has the time gone? As part of the celebrations, These Football Times and Cult Kits have joined forces for a weekend of fun, with features, ...

While the Gálacticos era will be remembered for the wondrous play of Zidane, Ronaldo, Figo and Roberto Carlos, there is a place at the table for McManaman ...

If Brian Laudrup had picked any other profession, it might well have been that of an expert barista because Danes often had occasion to fervently exclaim ‘thanks for the coffee’ in their native tongue ...

Jürgen Klopp wasn't born with a wide grin hugging the midwife - it took years of learning to develop the psychological edge he has perfected at Liverpool ...

Originally featured in the sold-out River Plate magazine, support high-quality, wholly independent journalism by ordering our magazine. It’s what keeps everything online free. When Juan “Tano” Fazzini ...

Flares illuminated the clouds of smoke that rolled down the streets. Lines of policemen in riot gear threatened civilians with clubs, water cannons and rubber bullets. Anti-autocratic fervour had ...

This feature is part of A Tale of One City There are football rivalries around the world that are intensified by issues of race, class, politics and ...

The invasion came just seconds after the final whistle, floods of dark jackets spilling onto the pitch armed with knives, rocks and broken bottles.

Few games can get the pulse racing like Buenos Aires' spectacular festival of colour, noise and passion between Boca Juniors and River Plate.

A celebration of These Football Times’ writers’ favourite stars of the 2000s, from Xabi Alonso and Kaka to Zinedine Zidane and Thierry Henry ...