The blame-game amid chaos
Several factors could have led to the UEFA Champions League Final entrance crisis, where no lives were lost. Meanwhile there will be a blame-game.
“Equal pay”?
US Soccer decided to settle a suit by the Women’s national team in order to split the prize money equally between men and woman, but is it fair?
The magic of FIFA’s fair system
The FIFA World Cup qualification is fair. So was Italy’s elimination. Let’s embrace the excitement it gives us while this system lasts.
Information that could change Football?
Every time information that claims wrongdoing surfaces it has to be taken with caution. But it would not be surprising to see a lot emerge at once.
Derbies provide an overview
A weekend of football derbies and some wins by wide margin provide an overview of what is set to be an exciting year for European football.
Violent fans are sabotaging their own teams
Some sports fans are sabotaging their own teams’ chances of hosting tournaments and games by being violent and misbehavioral.
Quote of the week: “I am leaving because the team is not giving me the trust I need” – Zinedine Zidane
Quote of the week: “I am leaving because the team is not giving me the trust I need” – Zinedine Zidane
Ten things to know from last week: May 11-17, 2021
Ten things to know from what happened in the world of sport. May 11-17, 2021. Chelsea losses, Rinus VeeKay, Egan Bernal…
Bayern: why times will not change
Bayern will change its head coach, ending a most successful cycle. But things should not change much, for very basic reasons.
Algorithms that underlie abuse
Sport protested against social media abuse during the weekend. Maybe the solution lay not in responsive measures but in changing inbuilt systems.
