In 1970, Brazil soared to World Cup glory with Pelé’s electrifying comeback and a dazzling front five that struck fear into every opponent. Yet, behind their brilliance lay what many called “an incompetent goalkeeper,” exposing an unexpected vulnerability in an otherwise unstoppable squad
Spain dazzled with their iconic shapes, intricate patterns, and masterful craftsmanship in a thrilling showdown. However, a critical misstep turned the tide against them. Nick Ames of The Guardian explores how this one slip-up overshadowed an otherwise brilliant performance
Brazil have appointed Carlo Ancelotti as their new head coach, sparking excitement with a thrilling return to their legendary football heritage. The experienced Italian maestro’s brilliant tactics promise to reignite the team’s iconic style, writes Jonathan Wilson
